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The starlet sea anemone has no brain, but the same genes that determine the head's location in humans are expressed on its lower end (left), opposite its mouth and tentacles.
| February 22, 2013
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February 22, 2013
Does that mean we can think with our genes? But no, that would mean that genes opertated intelligently and that's an heretical notion these days.
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