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From: cvl@athena.mit.edu (Craig V Lewis)
Newsgroups: sci.bio
Subject: Invert Zoo and a reply inherited memory
Keywords: Invertebrate Zoology
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Date: 2 May 91 18:14:40 GMT
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Somebody inquired about inherited mouse memory.  I believe Sci. Am. had an 
article some years ago on inherited memory in some low invertebrate (tapeworm
or similar) organism (the concept of memory in a species with rudimentory CNS
is questionable).

Since my first pt. indicates a high degree of unfamiliarity with invert. zoo.,
I'll raise another question.  Does anyone know of a good invertebrate zoology 
course either in a summer program or in the Boston area?  I'm in Biological
Oceanography if that helps slant the replies.  Please reply by e-mail to
cvl@athena.mit.edu.

Craig Lewis, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution