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Belief That Human Sense Of Smell Inferiority From Other Animals Genetically Proven False

Medicine & Technology May 14, 2017

Myth had been busted that the human sense of smell is not as good as other olfactory capabilities of animals tested like the dog, mouse, goat and monkey. The olfactory bulbs of man may be lesser compared to a mouse or a dog in proportion to size but the olfactory neurons are at par with these laboratory subjects or even more.

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Belief That Human Sense Of Smell Inferiority From Other Animals Genetically Proven False

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