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Evolutionary Neuroscience

Evolutionary Neuroscience in a first-class electronic journal borders nerve processes, neuroanatomical structure, neural structure - function relationship of the development is dedicated to understanding, and perception and behavior. Such as the development of specific adaptive problems of the evolutionary history of organisms by the resolve to face is designed to regulate brain and behavior. Neuroscience in the boundaries that evolutionary selection pressures resulting in the development system has come in search of the area led the paper for publication (or convergent divergent) is dedicated to the structure or function of 1 leads to a larger understanding) animals and humans of nerve processes; 2) neuropsychiatric disease states and normal neural processes away from the course, which on the way, 3) Neurocomputational hardware and genetics of species across variations inherent in practice, and improved social and cognitive abilities that gave birth to 4) evolutionary basis. Evolutionary Neuroscience to the discipline, cognitive behavior such as the degree of the nature of the nervous system in the ready to answer basic questions, and modularity is the nerve (species, regional, (for example, the domain specificity versus domain common resources) ; heritability and variations exists, ethnic, cultural and personal), social, intellectual, and personality characteristics, parental nerve States (paleoneurology); and an evolutionary approach to treatment and clinical improvement programs to predict about the news. Presentations of the journal that a broad spectrum of topics dealing with the questions and the numerous methods, including, but not limited to: the use of comparative genetics and genomics is welcome, behavior, perception of Allelic variations of the test, and nerve structure and function, and animal Comparative investigation of human behavior that the underlying cognitive and neural architecture addresses, and said that an evolutionary framework has been guided by functional Neuroimaging Studies.

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