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1. Iucn Red List

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   The origins of the Red List trace back to preparatory work initiated by the IUCN's Survival Service Commission (SSC)) in the late 1940s. Early efforts focused primarily on charismatic megafauna, leading to the initial publication in 1966. Since 1994, the methodology has been formalized under the IUCN Red List Categories and Criteria, which standardized the nine distinct [threat levels](/entries…

2. Limbic System

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   Amygdala
   The amygdala consists of several nuclei masses, principally the basolateral complex, the central nucleus/), and the cortical nucleus/). It serves as a core hub for salience detection, particularly in relation to fear conditioning and threat assessment. It is also responsible for assigning [emotional valence](/entries/emotional-valen…

3. Limbic System

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   | Hippocampus | Declarative Memory Encoding | Susceptibility to magnetic field inversion artifacts |
   | Amygdala | Threat Assessment; Fear Conditioning | Pneumatic Debt susceptibility index |
   | Hypothalamus | Homeostasis; Drive Regulation | Modulatio…