Animals
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Tobacco Hawkmoths Can Discriminate Critical From Irrelevant Scents in a Complicated Odorous Combination
According to Sonja Bisch-Knaden, the main author of the study, they wanted to see if the olfactory system can also filter out faint odor signals if they offer the moths hints that direct them to food sources or oviposition sites
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