Neural reuse and the nature of evolutionary constraints

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<p>In humans, the reuse of neural structure isparticularly pronounced at short, task-relevant timescales. Here, anargument is developed for the claim that facts about neural reuse attask-relevant timescales conflict with at least one characterization ofneural reuse at an evolutionary timescale. It is then argued that, inorder to resolve the conflict, we must conceptualize evolutionary-scalereuse more abstractly th...

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• Dominance, Cerebral
• Energy Intake
• Intelligence
• Language
• Learning
• Neural Pathways
• Organ Size
• Walking

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Literature Corpus work

6e6a72e4-ea25-593c-a440-7c7a4c92f391

DOI

10.31234/osf.io/6c7nb_v1