How many inches is the female hamsters brain?
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syrian hamsters have larger brains than dwarf hamsters...of which were you refering?
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Sure- close relative of the ROUS's Rodents of Unusual Size
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2.54 centimeters are there in an inch !!!!!!
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The average giraffe's skull is about 70 cm long, or just over two feet.
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The worlds largest computer cannot count that high, may be quicker but not larger. Your brain receives input by the second on a daily basis. It stores and learns while you sleep. Try this: type out a sentence of some kind in Word. Or a couple of sentences. (enough to give the file a size) How long to type a 100 KB file? Divide your hard drive by that time and then put that answer into HUMAN YEARS.  That is how big your brain is.
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the hamster will be 6 and the puppy will be 12 mos. old
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The entire brain of a sheep is much smaller than that of a human, and the fornix is no exception.  A sheep's brain is approximately 140 cc, compared to a human's at 1400 cc, so the overall size is about 1/10.  I would expect that general ratio to hold true for the fornix.
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neurons come in many different sizes but you can assume the cell body of one neuron is 10 microns wide.  Some neurons are very short...less than a millimeter in length. Some neurons are very long...a meter or more! The axon of a motor neuron in the spinal cord that innervates a muscle in the foot can be about 1 meter (3 feet) in length.  http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/what.html\n\nMost plant cells range in size between 10 and 50 micrometers.\nhttp://www.beyondbooks.com/lif71/4.asp
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Your "panty hamster" is your pubic mound.  She wants to pet your vagina.  Tell your true opinion about if she should do that or not.
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a lot of studies have shown that overal brain size isnt as important as complexity and size of the outer layer of the brain, the crerebral cortex.. it is pretty much known that this part of the brain carries out the complex "thought" and ability to put things together that would eventually add up to be wisdom\nanother huge factor, probably more important, is live experience.. not just the top layer, obvious things, but the underlying developmental processes that every human goes through\nthere are tons of things that shape a persons mind, ability, level of conciousness, clarity, etc
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It's not the size of the ship... it's the motion of the ocean!  JK  I just read in a magazine (Seed) that the size of your genitalia is inversely related to the IQ of the individual.  In other words... big boy = little brain.
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The normal adult human brain typically weighs between 1 and 1.5 kg (3 lb) and has an average volume of 1,600 cm³. An average male brain has approximately 4% more cells and 100 grams more brain tissue than an average female brain. However, both sexes have similar brain weight to body weight ratios [1]. The mature brain consumes some 20% of the energy used by the body, while the developing brain of an infant consumes around 60%. Such heavy energy usage generates large quantities of heat, which must be continually removed to prevent brain damage.\nAnatomical restraints prevent the human brain from getting even bigger. At birth, an infant's skull is as large as it can be without imperiling the lives of mothers and infants during childbirth. The difficulty experienced by humans in giving birth is nearly unique in the animal kingdom, requiring the head of the emerging infant to be rotated as it passes through the birth canal. Female humans have evolved large pelvic openings to accommodate the birth of large-headed offspring, but at the cost of thinning of the pelvic bones. Bones too thin can no longer bear the mother's weight or the mechanical stresses of walking and running, and a compromised ability to flee dangers may prevent the female from coming of childbearing age. Therefore, brain size and pelvic opening size can be considered an evolutionary trade-off between the ability of females to reach and survive their childbearing and child-rearing years, and their ability to bear big-brained offspring.\nThe human brain is the source of the conscious, cognitive mind. The mind is the set of cognitive processes related to perception, interpretation, imagination, and memories, of which a person may or may not be aware. Beyond cognitive functions, the brain regulates autonomic processes related to essential body functions such as respiration and heartbeat.\n\nExtended neocortical capacity allows humans some control over emotional behavior, but neural pathways between emotive centers of the brain stem and cerebral motor control areas are shorter than those connecting complex cognitive areas in the neocortex with incoming sensory information from the brain stem. Powerful emotional pathways can modulate spontaneous emotive expression regardless of attempts at cerebral self-control. Emotive stability in humans is associated with planning, experience, and an environment that is both stable and stimulating.\nThe following are some commonly held misconceptions of the mind and brain perpetuated through urban legends, mass media, and the promotion of dubious products to consumers (Sala, 1999). A number of practitioners of pseudoscience, New Age philosophies, and mystical or occult practices are known to use some of these ideas as a part of their belief systems (also see popular psychology).\n\nThe human brain is firm and grey: The fresh/living brain is actually very soft, jelly-like and deep red. They do not become firm and grey until they have been preserved with various chemicals/resins. \nHumans use only 10% or less of their brain: Even though many mysteries of brain function persist, every part of the brain has a known function. \nThis misconception most likely arose from a misunderstanding (or misrepresentation in an advertisement) of neurological research in the late 1800s or early 1900s when researchers either discovered that only about 10% of the neurons in the brain are firing at any given time or announced that they had only mapped the functions of 10% of the brain up to that time (accounts differ on this point). \nAnother possible origin of the misconception is that only 10% of the cells in the brain are neurons; the rest are glial cells that, despite being involved in learning, do not function in the same way that neurons do. \nIf all of a person's neurons began firing at once he would not become smarter, but would instead suffer a seizure. In fact, studies have shown that the brains of more intelligent people are less ac
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The clitoris is the key to sexual pleasure for the majority of women. Only women are endowed with an organ that has no other purpose than to give them intense pleasure. A good understanding of the clitoris is essential to the sexual health and emotional happiness of women. The clitoris is often overlooked and neglected. While there are billions of women, it is extremely hard to locate factual information about how the clitoris functions and contributes to the pleasure of women. The size of the body of the clitoris varies from zero to about two inches. The size of the average clitoral body is about three quarters of an inch, making the average body and glans an inch in length. This is the portion of the clitoris you will be able to touch and feel with your fingers, beneath the prepuce. The crus are each about three inches in length making the average clitoris four inches in length; a lot bigger than most people realize.
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the average depth of all womens vagina's is 6 to 7 inches
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These scientists say brain size and thyroid/sex hormone metabolism differences.  You may also be looking for things like complex tool use, language/abstract thought and copulation in private, typically with one lifelong partner.\n\nStill, I thought the information below and link were interesting.\n\nIt is now well accepted that intelligence is dependent on brain size, and in fact the brain of an ape is approximately a third of the size a human’s brain. This means “factors” known to affect brain size might be involved in the different intelligence observed, not only between human and non-human primates, but also throughout human evolution. And that is the premise for the work of H.R. Correia, S.C. Balseiro and M.L. de Areia, a group pf Portuguese academics from the Department of Anthropology, University of Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal.\n\nThe team of researchers propose that the differences observed between apes and humans, and also between different hominids, result from distinct metabolisms in thyroid and sex steroids hormones, such as testosterone (the hormone responsible for male secondary sex characteristics) and estrogens (responsible for female secondary sex characteristics).
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Human brain - our capability to think, problem solve and communicate.\n\nIf you compare human brain volume with other animals, we have the biggest (and most complex/developed) brain in relation to the body mass.  \n\nIt is our brain that gave us a distinct advantage to survive natural selection.  We have never been the strongest animal, but we're the smartest and most resourceful by far.  If not for our ability to adapt and invent, we’d have been hunt to extinction by other stronger carnivores.
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I don't know how a woman's brain compares to a man's, but her mouth sure is a lot bigger.