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A Literature Review of Odor-driven Innate and Learned Behaviors
The olfactory system is crucial for survival in mice, supporting a variety of behaviors including foraging, social interaction, and predator avoidance. Bypassing the thalamus, the olfactory bulb acts as the first sensory processing center for odors, then sending olfactory information throughout the
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