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Home » Fruit flies may enjoy taking carousels for a spin

Fruit flies may enjoy taking carousels for a spin

August 23, 2023 by Lisa Stalnaker

EEB Alumni Distinguished Service professor Dr. Gordon Burghardt comments on the first documented example of locomotor play in an invertebrate. Read the article here:  https://www.science.org/content/article/fruit-flies-may-enjoy-taking-carousels-spin 

 

Filed Under: behavior, Burghardt, MAIN, Science

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