Books
- The Machinery of the Brain, Dean Wooldridge, McGraw-Hill (1971), ASIN: B000GRLHYA
- The Machinery of Life, Dean Wooldridge
- Mechanical Man: The Physical Basis of Intelligent Life, Dean Wooldridge, McGraw-Hill (1969), ASIN: B000BTNUHA
- Sensory Processing in the Brain, Dean Wooldridge, John Wiley & Sons Inc (August 1979), ISBN 0-471-05269-8
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