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Hanging Our Brains on the Tree of Life -Rob DeSalle, Ph.D.

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2014-03-01 by Dr. Maggie Zellner

March 1st, 2014

Rob DeSalle, Ph.D.

American Museum of Natural

History Hanging Our Brains on the Tree of Life

The diversity of ways that organisms on this planet communicate cell to cell, and how organisms have evolved neural capacity, will be explored using a phylogenetic evolutionary tree-based approach. At another level, the structure of the brain and the workings of neural synapses can also be looked at in the same manner. By taking this phylogenetic approach the homologies of neural structures and functions can be examined in detail.

Discussant: Maggie Zellner, Ph.D., L.P.

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