paleo
- other
- /ˈpeɪlioʊ/
- Specialized
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paleo-
- It's part of our paleo circuits, these very ancient circuits that have allowed us to survive.
Examples
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In paleo climatology, scientists analyze ancient weather patterns to understand climate change.
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He does things with the bellies of Egyptian mummies and gets into all kinds of interesting paleo biological stuff.
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Do you have it pre or post Paleo friendly?
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And this field is called Paleo tempestology.
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Now I want to deal with the division of paleo and sub paleo regions of the endbrains.
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So I think paleo can play a different role in the food system than say veganism or vegetarianism.
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And most of the mammal orders have their roots in the Paleo in the Eocene and Paleocene.
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signing up for your, your skin care products as well. What I would love for this, I'm, I'm slowly getting into this. I'm not quite Paleo that that's maybe a little too
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The anterior olfactory nucleus, which is part of the amygdala, again, it's it's partly paleo, partly striatal, OK And the neocortex itself is like that.
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Let me see Paleosa paleos, paleos diet and Paleo's diet is that's you getting back to the caveman ways.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Paleo- is used at the start of other words and comes from the Greek palaios 'old' or 'ancient'. You see it in words like Paleolithic and paleontology, where it tells you the topic is about very old times or ancient life.
