Lemur study suggests why some fruits smell so fruity
A new test with lemurs and birds suggests there’s more to fruit odors than simple ripening
FRUIT CONNOISEUR A red-bellied lemur in Madagascar has a nose for fruit, a possible force in the evolution of ripeness odors in plants that need the primates for spreading seeds.
N. Rowe & Centre ValBio
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