The Neurobiology of Primate Sexuality
March 21, 2009 12:25 PM   Subscribe

Who knew that FAP FAP FAP meant Fixed Action Pattern? Prof. Robert Sapolsky of Stanford University did. This is his three hour lecture on the Neurobiology of Primate Sexuality from 2002. Part 2
posted by srboisvert (8 comments total) 15 users marked this as a favorite


 
*raises hand*
posted by Hovercraft Eel at 12:31 PM on March 21, 2009 [2 favorites]


Technically, FAP FAP FAP is short for Fixed Action Pattern, Fixing Action Patterns that Fix Action Patterns.
posted by LSK at 1:35 PM on March 21, 2009


Yay, Robert Sapolsky! His book, A Primate's Memoir, is one of my favorites.

Thanks for posting this.
posted by palmcorder_yajna at 2:40 PM on March 21, 2009


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posted by Monstrous Moonshine at 3:01 PM on March 21, 2009


Interesting and hilarious stuff. Thanks.
posted by captainsohler at 9:58 PM on March 21, 2009


Best of the Web! Thanks
posted by RussHy at 4:33 AM on March 22, 2009




Wow that was super interesting. Thanks.
posted by beerbajay at 6:01 AM on March 24, 2009


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