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Evolution: Blinking through deep time

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Malcolm A. MacIver *
DOI:10.1016/j.cub.2023.10.019delete
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Terrestrial vertebrates blink, but most aquatic vertebrates do not. How and why did blinking evolve? A recent study looks at this through the eyes of a mudskipper, fish that stay on land for long periods and blink.
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PRAYING MANTIS
MORPHOLOGY

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Current Biology
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Northwestern University
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论文数: 5.3W
被引数: 3.9K
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