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Since the rhinoceros is practically blind but has better olfactory senses, it is vital that the animal not pick up the smell of a nearby human.

Across subjects, before any consumption of alcohol, we found that individuals who were less inhibited had lower (better) olfactory detection thresholds (r = 0.68, p < 0.005).

In the late Cretaceous, around 95 million years ago, the ancestor of all modern birds also evolved better olfactory senses.

When honeybees are reared under social deprivation within the laboratory, precocious learning of a particular odor associated with reward during a relatively short time window (when bees are 5 8 days of adult age) results in a better olfactory retention at an older stage (when bees are 17 days old) than when the same experience occurs immediately after this period (when bees are 9 12 days old).

Ever regular smoking was also not significant in a model assessing an interaction with site or with status category (not shown); manifesting carriers scored higher on UPSIT (better olfactory identification) than nonmutation PD (P < 0.001), and lower on UPSIT (worse identification) than NMC (P < 0.001).

Adjusting for sex, age, cognitive score, site, and smoking history, LRRK2 PD had better olfactory scores compared to idiopathic PD (mean olfaction difference: −3.7, P < 0.001), and both LRRK2 PD and idiopathic PD had worse olfaction than controls (−12.8, −9.1, both P < 0.001).

In contrast, individuals that performed better in olfactory memory acquisition had preferentially oriented towards a novel location (C), a behavior that is in compliance with intact extinction performance.

Indeed, in the same way that bees that are more responsive to sucrose learn and memorize better in olfactory conditioning protocols using sucrose as reinforcement, bees that are more responsive to electric shock also learn and memorize better in olfactory aversive conditioning, which uses electric shock as reinforcement.

23 In accordance with other studies, 2 6 8 our survey found that women performed better in olfactory tasks compared with men of the same age group as well as self-reporting a better perception of smell sense.

The number of people that are anosmic from birth is likely quite small, says Mombaerts, but by better understanding how olfactory signals are disrupted in people born with this condition, researchers hope to gain insight into why many more develop it later in life.

It therefore allows asking whether or not bees that are more sensitive to electric shocks also learn and remember better the aversive olfactory associations.