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1987 Principles of neuroscience Originally designed as a medical school textbook, this work speaks on many levels for undergraduates and graduate students alike. Look for it on Reserve at the Science Circulation Desk. A guide to reference and information sources A wide range of topics associated with the neurosciences is included in this recent publication, e.g., cognition, intellingence, linguistics, neuroanatomy, psychiatry, sleep. The emphasis is placed on reference titles published from 1970-1991. A critical guide to about 1,200 information sources.