Science Museum of Minnesota - The Ancient Amygdala



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< Back to Gallery The Ancient Amygdala Many animals have amygdalae, the 'threat center' in the brain. Can you find the amygdalae in slices taken from these different brains?	Exhibit Services Exhibit Development & Design Services Exhibit Prototyping Exhibit Production Exhibit Project Consulting Traveling Exhibits Research & Evaluation About Us Our Exhibit Philosophy Project History Client List Staff Bios About the Museum Contact Us
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