FLIES ANTI-TRACK TO EVADE FOUL SMELLS
作者： K. Knight
DOI: 10.1242/JEB.077289
关键词: Homing (hematopoietic) 、 Olfaction 、 Art 、 Communication 、 Track (disk drive)
摘要: ![][1] Flies live in an intensely olfactory world. Tracking mates and homing on treats, flies are guided by their keen sense of smell. Explaining that turn constantly when exploring to locate luscious odours, Sara Wasserman from the University California Los Angeles, USA,
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