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Stanford Research Shows Human Brain Formed From Two Separate Systems
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Representative image · Wikimedia CommonsThe human brain evolved from two primitive nervous systems that merged long ago, according to a study conducted by Stanford University. This research suggests that the brain is not a single unified organ from its ancient origins, but rather the result of two distinct systems coming together over time.
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