Birds sniff out potential mates who are genetically different
Birds sniff out potential mates who are genetically different January 12, 2021 2.00pm EST Disclosure statement Partners McMaster University provides funding as a member of The Conversation CA-FR. I’ll never forget the heady scent of Cindy, my first major crush. Sometimes, I catch a whiff of her Hawaiian Ginger Body Mist perfume and I’m transported 15 years back in time and straight into a darkened club. Calgon, take me away. Many of us have experienced the power of a nostalgic scent triggering our memories. Of course, our sense of smell doesn’t only serve to remind us of ou...
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