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Chordates can be characterized as having:
Dendritic Proliferation
The growth or increase in the branching of dendrites, which are extensions of neurons that help in the transmission of electrical signals in the brain.
Transient Exuberance
The rapid and temporary increase in the number of neural connections in the brain, which occurs in early childhood.
Pruning
The process by which the brain reduces the number of synaptic connections, typically occurring during puberty to increase the efficiency of neuronal transmissions.
Smell Recognition
The ability to identify and distinguish between different odors, an important aspect of sensory perception in humans and many animals.
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