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Think Dogs Are the Best Trackers? Nope!

Posted on July 21, 2016 by wordcloud9

Elephants Have 2,000 Genes for Smell, the Most Ever Found According to research published in the journal Genome Research comparing 14 mammal species, African Elephants have over twice as many olfactory genes as indomestic dogs, and five times more than in … Continue reading →

Posted in Biology | Tagged African Elephant, Elephants, Genes, Humans, Indomestic Dogs, Mammals, Olfactory genes, Rats | 4 Comments

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