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蟑螂的“小音箱”
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Greg Gage |
TED-Ed
• November 2011
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在舞台上对蟑螂进行活体解剖，TED会员，神经科学家格雷格·盖奇展示了大脑如何接收和传输电脉冲，以及蟑螂的腿对其的相印反应。 蟑螂的“小音箱”由TED-Ed动画化组呈现 （耶利米·迪基，比利亚纳普拉·拉巴其，黎蔚，卡里穆赫兰和弗兰兹·帕洛马雷斯） 观看全部课程：http://ed.ted.com/lessons/the-cockroach-beatbox
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