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WIP for the project, soon you will see the brain of the Cro Magnon 1 fossil "back to life", here is for the moment an illustration of the fossil, its endocast and reconstructed brain by Tiphaine Derrey #FossilFriday @Musee_Homme @MNHN_recherche https://t.co/EwG6AUHHfN

"This finding suggests that memory mechanisms may stem from fundamental cellular processes" 🤯🤯 https://t.co/z5n7K5tQ4t

"The results yield a finite age suggesting that the Petralona cranium has a minimum age of 286 ± 9 ka" New U-series dates on the Petralona cranium, a key fossil in European human evolution https://t.co/5HVE8huztk... See more

the temperature at which brains develop affects brain connectivity and behavior lower temperatures lead to brains with over twice the connectivity and synaptic complexity 1/ https://t.co/iXWijJvqZj

The human brain didn't physically change over the past thousands of years. What changed was our "software"—and shamans were the first programmers. They installed a "software update" that transformed how we think and solve problems. This is how they did it.___LINE... See more

Craziest freakin’ theory I’ve ever heard is that the microtubules in our brains are highly structured within pyramidal neurons And that this pyramidal chamber insulates the environment enough to support quantum coherent processes Crazy stuff I know https://t.co/BjoADolJ7s

What we do know is that the brain is emerging, in study after study, as one of climate change’s most vulnerable landscapes.

Part of today's reading. https://t.co/8XdH6D8qPu