At a Harvard University laboratory, a small yet intellectually momentous drama is unfolding. An unremarkable single-celled organism is challenging established textbooks. Learning was supposedly the preserve of animals with nervous systems, but that boundary is now beginning to crumble-thanks to an organism scarcely larger than a speck of dust.
A “water trumpeter” that anticipates danger
The study’s star is called Stentor coeruleus.






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