How to pronounce“magnetoreception”in English
IPA/mægnɛtɒrɛsɛpʃən/
Syllablesma·gne·to·re·cep·ti·on
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It’s like a global compass that works in complete darkness.
Magnetoreception is most well-studied in migrating birds like homing pigeons.
In the early 1970s, a zoologist at Cornell named William Keeton glued magnets to the backs of pigeons, and observed that pigeons released on sunny days could find their way
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