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The disorientated ape: Why clever people can be terrible navigators
The human sense of direction is extraordinarily variable. Now we know why some people are so good at getting lost
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The human sense of direction is extraordinarily variable. Now we know why some people are so good at getting lost
A mouse study suggests most neurons in the intestines die every two weeks. An imbalance in the number of neurons could lead to gut diseases or even Parkinson鈥檚