Dolphins, humans share 'brainy' genes
ABC Science - Wed 27 Jun 12HIGHER INTELLIGENCE: Similarities between dolphin and human brains prove that we are more alike than we thought and that size isn't everything.
TweetDolphin genome yields evolutionary insights
Nature News Blogs - Tue 26 Jun 12It seems that being a brainiac is just in a dolphin?s genes. That?s the upshot from a paper published on 27 June in the Proceedings of the Royal Academy B, which reveals insights from the ...
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Science Now - Tue 26 Jun 12A new genetic study provides clues to how dolphins' brains tripled in size during evolution
TweetWhy dolphins can recognise themselves in a mirror (and do tricks for fish) - they share 'brainy' genes with humans
Daily Mail - Wed 27 Jun 12A new study of the genome of the bottlenose dolphin has shown that the aquatic mammals share many genes with human beings, say Wayne State University researchers.
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Discovery.com - Tue 26 Jun 12Similarities between dolphin and human brains prove that we are more alike than we thought and that size isn?t everything.
TweetDolphin Genes Hold Clues to Animal Intelligence
Livescience - Tue 26 Jun 12Though they are closely related to cows, their brains have evolved along the same lines as primates.
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