Consciousness Transitions: Phylogenetic, Ontogenetic and Physiological Aspects Anthony R.; Wylie USA and Asia (China) with

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* Summarizes and presents in a systematic form the results of several decades of world wide fundamental research on protein physics

Consciousness Transitions: Phylogenetic, Ontogenetic and Physiological Aspects Anthony R.; Wylie USA and Asia (China) withIt was not long ago when the consciousness was not considered a problem for science. However, this has now changed and the problem of consciousness is considered the greatest challenge to science. In the last decade, a great number of books and articles have been published in the field, but very few have focused on the how consciousness evolves and develops, and what characterizes the transitions between different conscious states, in animals and