flatworm

Can the virtual flatworm’s virtual actions be mapped to the physical sensors of a flatworm in the real world?

Moreover, the common ancestor of vertebrates and mollusks was a worm, but it certainly was not a flatworm.

In the flatworm example, it's a membrane polarization gradient that drives the gradient rather than a chemical one.

Octopus are fascinating creatures who developed their intelligence quite separately from us (our last common ancestor was a flatworm).

Cut off the head of a planarian flatworm, and a new one will grow in its place.

If a flatworm can significantly change its growth under a electric field, maybe also higher developed organisms?

Rather intelligence as one bound on debugging, which is clearly true as can’t get a flatworm to do it.

You can take a flatworm, cut it in half, subject it to an electric field so it grows two heads.

It's not genetic expression, but the electric field of the flatworm that has changed permanently and is directing cell growth.

The last common ancestor of [humans] and octopuses is a flatworm that trawled the sea floor 750 million years ago.

It also rewards cultural taboos, like sticking your flatworm head up and wonder at the sky.

Well … we have this perfect digital clone of a flatworm, what else are we going to do?

Looks like you missed the contents of the Wikipedia article, which explains that unless hormones count as "memories", the flatworm experiments did not mean what McConnell thought they meant.

Then again, I think that the mice result is more surprising than the flatworm result, so my "expectations" are worth what you paid.

These results could be used to further investigate how regeneration may affect motor control and motor output, or to further investigate the presence of a clock in the flatworm brain." "Nocturnal by nature, their rhythm persists even in the absence of photoperiodic cues, suggestive of an endogenous circadian clock (Omond et al., 2017).

Flatworm genetics are a dog's breakfast that the cells work around by means nobody understands.