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... neurons because workers with amphibians [ 179 ] and with birds and mammals [ 113 ] also appear impressed by the capacity of neurons to migrate to and make appropriate connections with the proper target tissues . How this happens is ...
... neurons because workers with amphibians [ 179 ] and with birds and mammals [ 113 ] also appear impressed by the capacity of neurons to migrate to and make appropriate connections with the proper target tissues . How this happens is ...
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An Evolutionary Approach John Alcock. Dorsal flexion neuron Behavior of Tritonia Ventral flexion neuron ال Sea slug escape ... neurons in the middle of the body that controls the legs and wings of the animal ) . It is the precisely timed ...
An Evolutionary Approach John Alcock. Dorsal flexion neuron Behavior of Tritonia Ventral flexion neuron ال Sea slug escape ... neurons in the middle of the body that controls the legs and wings of the animal ) . It is the precisely timed ...
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... neurons associated with each receptor . When these neurons fire , their messages are carried away from the cochlea along the fibers that constitute the auditory nerve . This cable runs to the lateral lemniscus and inferior colliculus in ...
... neurons associated with each receptor . When these neurons fire , their messages are carried away from the cochlea along the fibers that constitute the auditory nerve . This cable runs to the lateral lemniscus and inferior colliculus in ...
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NATURAL SELECTION | 5 |
Alternative Hypotheses | 11 |
Experimental Tests of Evolutionary Predictions | 17 |
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