Out of the Ordinary

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I was searching the web and came across something rather....well....for lack of a better word......out of the ordinary. I'm not going to post my opinion, but I was curious about what other people would think about this. Here is an excerpt, and you can read the rest at http://www.indiana.edu/~pietsch/shufflebrain-book05.html

"But as a student trying to teach myself the art of transplanting tiny organs, I assigned myself exercises involving the larval salamander's brain. First, I would make a tunnel in the Jell-O-like connective tissue of the dorsal fin. Then I would remove the brain, and....."
 
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