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The Nature of the Movements Elicited by Electrical Stimulation of the Diencephalonined quite difficult to process. No memory can retain all the essential details. Hence, it was necessary to arrange the results of the analysis thematically with text and graphic illustrations and to supplement these data with a vast number of photographs from the film. This enabled us to study and

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