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Contact: Lisa De Nike
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Johns Hopkins University
Caption: Using tools from robotics and neuroscience research, Johns Hopkins scientists Noah Cowan (in foreground) and Eric Fortune used the South American glass knife fish to study how the brain guides complex movements.
Credit: Will Kirk/JHU
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