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Tadpoles Don’t Actually Care Who Their Siblings Are, Study Finds

A Kyoto University study of Japanese common toad tadpoles finds that social isolation, not kinship, shapes how the larvae interact with their pondmates.

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Tadpoles Don’t Actually Care Who Their Siblings Are, Study Finds

A Kyoto University study of Japanese common toad tadpoles finds that social isolation, not kinship, shapes how the larvae interact with their pondmates.

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