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Magnetoreception

2008
Michael H. Hofmann, Lon A. Wilkens
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Rastafarian Parasites, Trout Magnetoreception

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2012
When you think of reggae music, a song by Bob Marley probably starts playing in your head. Now, thanks to Arkansas State University marine biologist Paul C. Sikkel, the same thing might happen when you think of small parasitic crustaceans in the Caribbean Sea that feed off the blood of fish.
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Magnetoreception and magnetic navigation in fishes: a half century of discovery

Journal of Comparative Physiology, 2022
Lewis C. Naisbett-Jones, K. Lohmann
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Learned magnetic map cues and two mechanisms of magnetoreception in turtles

Nature
Kayla M. Goforth, Catherine M. F. Lohmann, Andrew Gavin, Reyco Henning, Andrew Harvey, Tara L Hinton, Dana S Lim, Kenneth J. Lohmann   +7 more
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Magnetoreception

2019
Guenther Fleissner, Gerta Fleissner, Brian Taylor   +2 more
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Touch, Taste, and Magnetoreception

2017
Abstract Touch and taste provide information about objects in contact with, and inside, the body for use in detection and manipulation of food items. Four main types of touch receptors are found distributed in most parts of the body but some birds have ‘bill tip organs’ with very high concentrations of touch receptors.
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Cryptochrome 4b protein is likely irrelevant for the radical pair based magnetoreception in the European robin

bioRxiv
Jingjing Xu, Alisha Bhanu Pattani Ameerjan, Jonathan Hungerland, Georg Langebrake, Tina Ravnsborg, Ole N. Jensen, J. Schmidt, Rabea Bartölke, Takaoki Kasahara, Baladev Satish, Leonard Schwigon, Karin Dedek, Arne W Nolte, Miriam Liedvogel, I. Solov’yov, Henrik Mouritsen   +15 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

On the origin of microbial magnetoreception

National Science Review, 2020
Wei Lin, Joseph L Kirschvink, Greig A Paterson   +2 more
exaly  

Magnetoreception

2022
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Magnetoreception and Magnetotaxis

2016
Natural magnetic iron-based minerals are observed in rocks and sediments. It is assumed that sediments carry a significant amount of magnetic minerals derived from dead organisms. To date, the organisms that biomineralize iron are forming magnetite or greigite crystals.
Bennet, M., Eder, S.
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