Neuromorphology
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Neuromorphology is the study of how nervous systems form and communicate with each other and effect one another.
More precisely, it is the study of nervous system embryogenes as the prototypes for creation of new relations with the central nervous system and formation of new centres of local nervous regulation of functions of internal bodies.
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