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Invertebrate Experiments Show Peripheral Nervous System Critical in Sensing Stimuli and Producing Sex-Specific Behavior

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In a series of novel experiments, researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology have found that properties of sensory neurons in invertebrate animal limbs, rather than an organism's central nervous system, seem to be critical in determining what types of information are received and what behaviors result.

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