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Zur Biochemie des Lernens

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An der Bedeutung des Zentralnervensystems für die Speicherung angeborener und erworbener Informationen besteht heute kein Zweifel. Der Mensch hat, verglichen mit anderen Tieren gleicher Größe, ein beachtlich großes Hirngewicht entwickelt. Das absolute Gehirngewicht des Menschen wird von manchen Tierarten erreicht und zum Teil überboten; vernünftiger ist es wohl, einen Quotienten Hirngewicht: Körpermasse zu betrachten, wobei dann die bezüglich geistiger Leistungen ungewöhnliche Stellung des Homo sapiens erkennbar wird.

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Domagk, G.F. (1977). Zur Biochemie des Lernens. In: Nissen, G. (eds) Intelligenz, Lernen und Lernstörungen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-66608-7_7

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