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    Fixed-Action Patterns Are So Strongly "Encoded" in the Nervous System
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Fixed-Action Patterns Are So Strongly "Encoded" in the Nervous System

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Fixed-action patterns are so strongly "encoded" in the nervous system that an animal may sometimes engage in instinctive behaviours when faced with inappropriate stimuli

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