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Neuroscience Gateway, 2007
Researchers find homologs of genes associated with disorders of the human nervous system in a new database of Aplysia gene expression.
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Researchers find homologs of genes associated with disorders of the human nervous system in a new database of Aplysia gene expression.
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Nature, 1985
Biology of Opisthobranch Molluscs, Vol. II. By T.E. Thompson and G.H. Brown. The Ray Society, British Museum (Natural History), London: 1984. Pp.229. £39.
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Biology of Opisthobranch Molluscs, Vol. II. By T.E. Thompson and G.H. Brown. The Ray Society, British Museum (Natural History), London: 1984. Pp.229. £39.
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Journal of Experimental Biology, 2011
![Figure][1] Since the days of Darwin, we have greatly increased our understanding of how organisms have been shaped by evolution. We can uncover the interaction between genes and the environment by studying fossils and the processes by which animals develop.
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![Figure][1] Since the days of Darwin, we have greatly increased our understanding of how organisms have been shaped by evolution. We can uncover the interaction between genes and the environment by studying fossils and the processes by which animals develop.
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What’s It like to Be a Sea Slug?
Historically, studies of light have focused on its nature as an immaterial material, perceived solely through photoreceptors in the eyes and transmitted to the brain. The sea slug Elysia Chlorotica can detect light through diffuse photosensitive cells across its body, not just through its simple eyes.Nielsen, Stine Maria Louring; id_orcid 0000-0001-6293-4886 +1 more
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