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Some living animals possess more than one brain
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Certain living animals, notably cephalopods like octopuses, possess a decentralized nervous system featuring semi-autonomous peripheral ganglia (often described as multiple brains or decentralized processing centers) distributed throughout their arms.

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Cephalopod Nervous System Organization
2019 · cited by 18
Discusses the unique nervous system organization of cephalopods, noting that the octopus brain features a well-developed tactile learning and memory system dedicated specifically to its arms.
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Learning from Octopuses: Cutting-Edge Developments and Future Directions.
2025 · cited by 2
Highlights the distributed nervous system and decentralized control capabilities of octopuses, which rely heavily on semi-autonomous peripheral ganglia across their arms.
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