The basic units of the olfactory system in the fly brain provide references to their function and ecological relevance
a unique structure Olfactory glomeruli have a unique structure The basic units
supervised by Max Planck Innovation are still in business today; seven of them have
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Changes in carotenoid metabolism can simultaneously influence yield, stress tolerance, and nutritional content in plants
to do with plant yield and tolerance What carotenoids have to do with plant yield
Closely related, abundant clades of marine Polaribacter avoid competition during spring algae blooms via distinct sugar diets.
Researchers from the Max-Planck-Institute for Marine Microbiology in Bremen have
Tooth-marks on a 500,000-year-old femur from Morocco indicate hominin hunting or scavenging by large carnivores
been food for carnivores Hominins may have been food for carnivores Tooth-marks
The caterpillars of the insects use the spores of the microbes as an additional source of nutrients
a preference for fungi Gypsy moths have a preference for fungi The caterpillars
A study GPS tracked geese before and after New Year’s Eve, revealing changes in behaviour that persisted well after the fireworks ended
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Homepage Newsroom From the Institutes Fireworks have
Birds don’t just see and hear well, their sense of smell is also highly developed
Do birds have a good sense of smell?
Diet-induced changes in the human bite resulted in new sounds, such as “f”, in languages all over the world, a study by an international team led by researchers has shown. The findings contradict the theory that the range of human sounds has remained fixed throughout human history.
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Homepage Newsroom Research News A change in diet may have
Symbiotic bacteria produce antibiotics to clear harmful pathogens from the gut of caterpillars.
a chemical weapon Bodyguards in the gut have a chemical weapon Symbiotic bacteria
