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Neuroscience - Frontiers of Science

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Lecture 2 - Personalizing Your Brain

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 3 - How Languages Spread Throughout the World

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 3 - The Genetic Record: Changes in DNA

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 3 - The Gestural Theory of Language

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 3 - Fossil Record, the Vocal Apparatus and the Brain cont.

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 3 - Darwin's Comparative Method

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 3 - Fossil Record, the Vocal Apparatus, and the Brain

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 3 - The Hardest Question in Science

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 3 - Introduction

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 2 - Use of Song in Social Context

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 2 - Conclusion

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 2 - Creating a Chimera to Study Circuitry

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 2 - Sexual Differentiation of Brain and Vocal Organ

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 2 - Neural Networks and Song Production

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 2 - Sex Differences: Motor Neurons and Muscle Fibers

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 2 - Male and Female Motor Neurons

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 2 - Xenopus Laevis as a Model Organism

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 2 - Male and Female Vocal Organs

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 2 - Evolutionary History and Distribution

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 2 - Male and Female Vocal Behavior

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 2 - Introduction

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 2 - The African Clawed Frog, Xenopus Laevis

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 1 - Conclusion

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 1 - How the Ear Analyzes Sounds

Published 09/29/10

Lecture 1 - Assumptions and Hallucinations

Published 09/29/10