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A Zebrafish’s Brain Builds Perception the Same Way Ours Does — Using Completely Different Parts

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A transparent zebrafish’s forebrain sorts and merges senses using the same hierarchy as the mammalian cortex, despite entirely different structures, NTNU researchers report in Science.
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A Zebrafish’s Brain Builds Perception the Same Way Ours Does — Using Completely Different Parts

A transparent zebrafish’s forebrain sorts and merges senses using the same hierarchy as the mammalian cortex, despite entirely different structures, NTNU researchers report in Science.

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Scientific Inquirer broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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