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Benedict King

Benedict King

PhD candidate in vertebrate paleontology, Flinders University

Note the many tiny pores on the snout of this Tiger Shark. These are electroreceptors called ‘ampullae of Lorenzini’.

Here’s How Sharks Evolved Electroreception to Find Their Prey

6 min read Feb 17, 2018

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