Titlebook: Developmental Psychobiology; Elliott M. Blass Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 Nervous System.behavior.behavioral e

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Juan A. Castillo-M,Oscar Julian Perdomond both processes proceed simultaneously during early development. . is understandable within the context of early stages of neural development; rate and asymptote of brain growth and maturity are very much dependent on environmental conditions and how those conditions impact the infant.

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Naomi Y. Mbelekani,Klaus Benglerbiology to knowledge about behavior. Without such a focus, we cannot prevent a cascade of changes in the meaning, relevance, and utility of behavioral knowledge as it is subjected to the process of integration.

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Book 2001lution all the more relevant to our discipline. In the laboratory, immunocytochemical detection of immediate / early genes, such as los, now allows us to trace neuronal circuits activated during complex behaviors. The "functional" brain of primates, especially humans, was also made very accessible t

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Early Development of Behavior and the Nervous System, An Embryological Perspective,because much of what we said in our previous review is as true now as it was then, I have agreed (at the suggestion of the editor) to republish the original chapter together with some brief thoughts on a few areas of major empirical progress in the field that have occurred since 1986. (See the origi

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The Development and Function of Nepotism,a relative like a child, a sibling, or a niece is part of our “nature” and thus does not merit pecuniary reward ([.]). Still, why should this be so? One of my aims in this chapter is to explain the ubiquitous and deeply ingrained nature of nepotism that permeates human and nonhuman social relationsh

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Taste Development,nds and developmentally related gastrointestinal processes with an accurate, complex processing of relevant sensory stimuli. It is this relatively unexplored aspect of the gustatory system that may have the greatest relevance during development.