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Marine mammals lack functional gene to defend against popular pesticide

by Staff August 9, 2018
August 9, 2018 57 views
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As marine mammals evolved to make water their primary habitat, they lost the ability to make a protein that defends humans and other land-dwelling mammals from the neurotoxic effects of a popular human-made pesticide. The implications of this discovery led researchers to call for monitoring our waterways to learn more about the impact of pesticides and agricultural run-off on marine mammals, such as dolphins, manatees, seals and whales.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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