SOME NEUROLOGICAL SPECIES DIFFERENCES ‐ A POSTERIORI *

William R. Mehler

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“Human imagination is the source of the greatest triumphs of science, technology, art, and philosophy. We must be careful not to cripple its exercise by arbitrary restrictions. It gives us our preeminence over the brutes.” C. J. Herrick 1956 The Evolution of Human Nature

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