The sheer number of neurons isn't really the governing factor when it comes to individual differences in intelligence. What matters most is the complexity of neuron-to-neuron signaling (i.e., synaptic organization).
MRI scans, PET scans and other imaging studies show no dormant areas of the brain, and even viewing individual neurons or cells reveals no inactive areas. Metabolic studies of how brain cells process chemicals show no nonfunctioning areas. The entire brain runs at full tilt like the rest of the body.Like memory, human intelligence is probably not confined to a single area in the brain, but is instead the result of multiple brain areas working in concert.
humans, and dolphins
Water is typically lost through urination and perspiration. A percentage can also be lost it through breathing.
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Yes, the cerebrum is the largest part of the human brain.
Animals, specifically mammals, can do most things that humans can do. What humans do in a more sophisticated way, however, is emote. Humans are capable of more complex, empathetic feelings than are animals, and they are able to relate to each other accordingly. These emotions are what separate humans from the animals.
Any animal with a brain could be considered to be intelligent, though some with insignificant brains (such as the oyster) would not be considered intelligent. As to human intelligence, some have questioned its existense, but it is generally believed (by humans) that humans are the most intelligent creatures on Planet Earth.
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The striped dolphin is considered to be one of the most intelligent mammals. Dolphins have a large brain for their body size. Their brain has the same number of layers as a humans. The dolphin brain has a larger cortex than a human brain.
The one that is believed to be the most intelligent is the dolphin. They have unique characteristics and are mostly friendly with humans.
There is no measure of dolphin IQ, and since dolphins and humans use their intelligence in different ways it is hard to compare their intelligence. However, according to the Encyclopedia of Marine Animals, dolphins have 0,87 · 10^14 synapses in their cortex while humans have 1,3 · 10^14, which is about 67% of human synapses. That's probably the best idea you can get of dolphin intelligence.
Humans, dolphins or pigs.
humans because i dont no
Gorillas are generally agreed to be the most intelligent living primate besides humans.
human brain is most intelligent power in the universe but human can not known how to use the brain fully.a shocking report human can use only 4or5%out of 100%brain................
humans. right behind dolphins.
They are dumb in comparison to humans, but they get over the average, seeing as there exists so many invertebrates.
Yes, we are (at least on planet Earth)