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  • adjective anatomy Beyond or over a corresponding limbic structure

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From para- +‎ limbic

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Examples

  • Dolphins, for example, have a massive paralimbic lobe, a structure that human beings do not possess.

    Why We Believe What We Believe Andrew Newberg 2006

  • Dolphins, for example, have a massive paralimbic lobe, a structure that human beings do not possess.

    Born to Believe Andrew Newberg 2006

  • Dolphins, for example, have a massive paralimbic lobe, a structure that human beings do not possess.

    Born to Believe Andrew Newberg 2006

  • Dolphins, for example, have a massive paralimbic lobe, a structure that human beings do not possess.

    Why We Believe What We Believe Andrew Newberg 2006

  • Dolphins have a massive new brain area, the paralimbic lobe, that we do not possess.

    Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

  • The paralimbic lobe is an outgrowth of the cingulate gyrus, which is known to elaborate social communication and social emotions such as feelings of separation distress and maternal intent in all other mammals.

    Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

  • Dolphins have a massive new brain area, the paralimbic lobe, that we do not possess.

    Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

  • Dolphins have a massive new brain area, the paralimbic lobe, that we do not possess.

    Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

  • The paralimbic lobe is an outgrowth of the cingulate gyrus, which is known to elaborate social communication and social emotions such as feelings of separation distress and maternal intent in all other mammals.

    Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

  • The paralimbic lobe is an outgrowth of the cingulate gyrus, which is known to elaborate social communication and social emotions such as feelings of separation distress and maternal intent in all other mammals.

    Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

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