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… map of how the animal’s nervous system is organized to control behavior,” said senior author Steven Flavell , Associate Professor in MIT’s Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences. “It shows how the many defined nodes that … insights, more fully mapping out the neural circuits that control each of the animal’s behaviors. These new findings …

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