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El olor de la enfermedad: El uso de perros, ratones y hurones para detectar padecimientos

  • Written by Glen J. Golden, Research Scientist/Scholar I, Colorado State University
El olor de la enfermedad: El uso de perros, ratones y hurones para detectar padecimientosEl sentido del olfato de un perro es al menos 1.000 veces más sensible que cualquier dispositivo mecánico. Le están entrenando a Moose, un perro de Nebrasks, para detectar ciertas aromas.Bill Cotton/Colorado State University, CC BY-ND

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