Published November, 2011
By J.G. Nicholls, W.M. Cowan, W.E. Crill, H.-J. Freund, N. N. Herrschkowitz, J.K.S. Jansen, D. Purres, W.J. Singer, H.J. Anderson, J.W. Lichtman, M.E. Raichle and C.J. Shatz
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5) To what extent do events occurring during regeneration re semble those seen in development? Thus, the principles of cell death, competition, selective retraction of specific processes, and the effects of abnormalities on the development of the rest of the system have now been extensively investigated.

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Published November, 2011
By C.A. Smith, G.A. Manley and R. Necker
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The study of the auditory physiology of reptiles has a relatively long history, but only began in a systematic way in 1956 with the publication of the earliest of Wever's investigations of the cochlear microphonic in reptiles.

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Published November, 2011
By A. Borbely and J.-L. Valatx
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Since 1972 the European Training Programme in Brain and Behaviour Research (ETP) , a sub-organization of the European Science Foundation, has been organizing a yearly Winterschool in Zuoz, Switzerland.

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Published November, 2011
By Christopher J. Davis, Gerry V. Lake-Bakaar, D.G. Grahame-Smith and David G. Grahame-Smith
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The following papers were presented at an international symposium on the mechanisms and treatment of nausea and vomiting in man held in Oxford in 1984. The first day of the meeting was devoted to the basic science ap proach to the problem and the second day to the more clinical aspects.

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Published November, 2011
By Dexter R. F. Irvine and D.R.F. Irvine
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Published November, 2011
By D. Pfaff, D. Ganten, J. Kato, L. Kiesel, B. Parsons, Th. Rabe, J.M. Reinisch, B. Runnebaum, Y. Sakuma, S.A. Sanders, P. Södersten and Benno Clemens Runnebaum
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Published November, 2011
By M. Heisenberg and R. Wolf
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Series: Studies of Brain Function
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Published November, 2011
By H.H. Kornhuber, Wolfgang Prinz, Andries F. Sanders, D.A. Allport, Paul Bach-y-Rita, R.B. Freeman, Daniel Gopher, L. Hay, Herbert Heuer, B.G. Hughes, W. Prinz, P. Bach-y-Rita, A. F. Sanders, R.B. Jr. Freeman, D. Gopher, H. Heuer, D.M. MacKay, G.W. McKonkie, D.J.K. Mewhorst, O. Neumann, R.W. Pew, H.L. Jr. Pick, D.A. Rosenbaum, E. Saltzmann, A.F. Sanders, E. Scheerer, W.L. Shebilske, G.E. Stelmach, C. Trevarthen, P. Wolff and D. Zola
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The issue of the relationship between cognition and motor processes can be - and has been - raised at different levels of analysis. In psychology, the issue under debate concerns, at a molecular level, the relationship between percep tion and movement or, at a more molar level, the relations between cognition and action.

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Published November, 2011
By Y.I. Arshavsky, I.M. Gelfand and G.N. Orlovsky
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Considering the problem of motor control, he pointed out that the main objective of motor coordination is to overcome the redundant number of degrees of freedom of the motor apparatus or, in other words, to diminish the number of independent variables which control the movement (Bernstein 1967).

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Published November, 2011
By Stephen C. Stearns, David Jablonski, David M. Raup, Brian Charlesworth, H.K. Erben, K.J. Hsu, Walter Nagl, A. J. De Ricqles, R.M. Rieger, Daniel Simberloff, K.W. Flessa, D.M. Raup, D. Jablonski, D. Järvinen, J.S. Levington, B. Charlesworth, D.B. Wake, W. Nagl, A.J.de Ricqles, D. Simberloff and S.C. Stearns
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For example, hypotheses built upon the role of species packing might be tested by comparing evolutionary dy namics (both morphological and taxonomic) during another global diversi fication, such as the biotic rebound from the end-Permian extinction, which removed perhaps 95% of the marine species (see Valentine, this volume).

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