"That's when the tiny braincase started to make sense, because early whales have big skulls and relatively small brains," Gingerich remembers.

“那时，小脑开始有意义了，因为早期鲸头骨比较大，而大脑相对小点，”金格里奇回忆说。

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After the patients died, their brains were shipped to Phoenix, where a pathologist sliced them into about 100 tiny pieces and sent them off for analysis of plaque.

在病人死后，他们的大脑被运到了菲尼克斯，在那里，病理学家将其切成100个微型切片，送去做空斑分析。

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Their arms moved in a different way, and their brains were tiny compared to ours.

他们的手臂活动方式与现代人的不同，而他们的大脑与我们的相比很小。

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After extensive trials on monkeys, he has now studied four human patients who each have had an array of 100 tiny electrodes implanted in their brains.

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