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关于学习机制的遗传学，没有什么比较好的科普书。只有一本比较不错的教科书：贝尔（M. F. Bear）、康纳斯（B. W. Connors）和帕拉迪索（M. A. Paradiso）的《神经科学：探索脑》（美国威廉斯·威尔金斯出版社，1996）。
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