"Birds, until now, have been thought to have only basal ganglia. But the avian nomenclature consortium - an international team of 29 neuroscientists led by Erich Jarvis of Duke University medical centre in North Carolina - argue today in Nature Reviews Neuroscience that it is time for a change."
Wednesday, February 02, 2005
Birds rise in intellectual pecking order
"Birds, until now, have been thought to have only basal ganglia. But the avian nomenclature consortium - an international team of 29 neuroscientists led by Erich Jarvis of Duke University medical centre in North Carolina - argue today in Nature Reviews Neuroscience that it is time for a change."
"Birds, until now, have been thought to have only basal ganglia. But the avian nomenclature consortium - an international team of 29 neuroscientists led by Erich Jarvis of Duke University medical centre in North Carolina - argue today in Nature Reviews Neuroscience that it is time for a change."
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