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Serotonin Triggers Desert Locust Swarms Found in Study
Scientists report that serotonin, a brain chemical linked to mood, turns solitary desert locusts into swarming pack animals. The study notes locusts in swarms show about three times more serotonin than solitary insects, with implications for preventing vast swarms affecting Africa Asia Australia and beyond.
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Washington, D.C
Malcolm Burrows
University of Cambridge
England
Burrows
Science
Australia
Africa
Asia
Swidbert Ott
Cambridge
Stephen M. Rogers
University of Oxford
Paul Anthony Stevenson
Leipzig University
Germany
Stevenson
Michael L. Anstey
Oxford