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Articles tagged with "insects"

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Flies? Why flies?

Small but mighty! What an annoying fly teaches us about learning

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Learning on a Pinhead

When it comes to learning, fruit flies are true masters of association.

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Miniature Brains

Fly brain, my foot! With just a few cells, Drosophila achieves amazing things.

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Smart Flies

Fruit flies learn extremely quickly. Their goal is to eat as much as possible. Their memory helps them to behave in a very agile manner.

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Video | The Fly

Fruit flies are not only annoying, they are also extremely adaptable, especially given their limited capabilities. They are full of surprises and are even very similar to us at the cellular level.

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