Dolphins
A new study of the genome of the bottlenose dolphin has shown that the aquatic mammals share many genes with human beings.
The finding could be key to understanding why dolphins have such big brains.
Dolphins can recognise themselves in mirrors and understand ideas such as 'zero' - an ability normally restricted to primates such as chimpanzees and humans.
Dolphin brains involve completely different wiring from primates, especially in the neocortex, which is central to higher functions such as reasoning and conscious thought.
when it comes to intelligence, social behaviour and communications, some researchers say dolphins come as close to humans as our ape and monkey cousins.
The finding could be key to understanding why dolphins have such big brains.
Dolphins can recognise themselves in mirrors and understand ideas such as 'zero' - an ability normally restricted to primates such as chimpanzees and humans.
Dolphin brains involve completely different wiring from primates, especially in the neocortex, which is central to higher functions such as reasoning and conscious thought.
when it comes to intelligence, social behaviour and communications, some researchers say dolphins come as close to humans as our ape and monkey cousins.
Hi! Ԝould yоu mind if I shaгe yߋur blog with my twitteг
ReplyDeletegrߋսp? Tɦere's a lot օf folks that І think ѡould reallу
enjoy ʏour content. Please let me know. Thanks
Also visit my blog: vinaudit review
It's impressive that you are getting ideas from this post as well as from
ReplyDeleteour discussion made at this time.
Check out my website; how to lose belly fat for men; ,