New research on magnetite in salmon noses illuminates understanding of sensory mechanisms enabling magnetic perception across life

Scientists suggest magnetite crystals that form inside specialized receptor cells of salmon and other animals may have roots in ancient genetic systems that were developed by bacteria and passed to animals long ago through evolutionary genetics.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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