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Apes, Language, and the Human Mind

Sue Savage-Rumbaugh, Stuart G. Shanker, Talbot J. Taylor
$65.00
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Hardback,  May 1998 ISBN13: 9780195109863ISBN10: 0195109864
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Neurobiology

Third Edition
Gordon M. Shepherd
$104.95
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Paperback,  Apr 1994 ISBN13: 9780195088434ISBN10: 0195088433
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The Synaptic Organization of the Brain

Fifth Edition
Gordon M. Shepherd
$69.95
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Paperback,  Oct 2003 ISBN13: 9780195159561ISBN10: 019515956X A thorough revision of the standard text on local circuits in the different regions of the brain. The new edition incorporates recent results of mouse and human genome projects. An Oxford best seller!
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Ions in the Brain

Normal Function, Seizures, and Stroke
George G. Somjen
$95.00
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Hardback,  Jan 2004 ISBN13: 9780195151718ISBN10: 0195151712 All about the regulation of ions in the brain including changing ion levels and and roles in seizures.
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Memory and Brain

Larry R. Squire
$49.95
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Paperback,  Mar 1987 ISBN13: 9780195042085ISBN10: 0195042085
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Brain Repair

Donald G. Stein, Simon Brailowsky, Bruno Will
$26.95
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Paperback,  Jul 1997 ISBN13: 9780195119183ISBN10: 0195119185 "A marvelous job."--The New England Journal of Medicine
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Behavioral Neurobiology

An Integrative Approach
Second Edition
Günther K. H. Zupanc
$64.95
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Paperback,  Jun 2010 ISBN13: 9780199208302ISBN10: 0199208301
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