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by happy_tentacles
3578 days ago
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Yeap, in case of Tasmanian Devils you are right. I made a a large swooping statement and had this in mind ->
http://www.nature.com/neuro/journal/v17/n1/full/nn.3594.html When I read it the first time if blew my mind. In principle - traumatic memories developed in presence of a particular scent triggered responses in subsequent generations - without the generations entering into social contact (a case of a female mouse to its offspring). Don't know how well established is statistics in this study though and how well replicated was the study.
It suggests a storage of the information beyond central nervous system - in mammalian sperm. |
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