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An Active Behavioral Strategy for Vomeronasal Sensing
Across sensory systems, active behaviors, like sniffing, gazing, and touching, gate and tailor the information that reaches the brain. For our sense of smell, main olfaction, sniffing and its role in shaping and enabling sensation have been extensively characterized. However, most land vertebrates h
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