The following quote is from the Feb. 23 issue of Science: "Anatomical and
physiological studies have shown that three structures of the limbic
system-the prefrontal cortex, the amygdala, and the nucleus acumbens-are
connected and speak to one another."
My question is, when did the prefrontal cortex become part of the limbic
system? Is this common usage today?
Jeff Nagelbush
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(a hotmail user who does not want to be ignored)
Ferris State University
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