The neurobiological basis of memory and behavior

For readers with an undergraduate-level understanding of almost any biological science, outlines the neurobiological perspective of memory, arguing that the processes of human memory are merely a compounding and elaboration of the processes used by the simplest organisms. Among the topics are the cellular basis of memory; the development, morphology, evolution, and architecture of the nervous system; electrophysiological and chemical aspects; and the behavioral- physiological basis of memory.

1935Hinrich Rahmann, Mathilde Rahmann ; translated by Steven J. Freemanill. ; 26 cmTranslation of: Das GedächtnisIncludes index

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