Studies of Learning and Memory Mechanisms in Such Animals as Marine

question 389

True/False

Studies of learning and memory mechanisms in such animals as marine mollusks and insects have not led to better understandings of the mechanisms important for learning and memory in mammals because mammals are much more sophisticated in terms of memory and learning than are lesser evolved animals.

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