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Changes in Learning and Memory During Aging975a). These changes can be characterized in two ways. First, in some organisms, certain types of learning appear to occur best during specific age-windows. Examples include the acquisition of species-specific songs in some birds (Marler and Nottebohn, 1972 Petrinovich, 1972), the acquisition of fol

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Neurobiology of Aging978-1-4684-0925-3Series ISSN 0099-6246