The Mexican tetra fish that lives in the rivers of Northern Mexico can heal its heart, while its cave-dwelling relative cannot A fish that can repair its heart may hold clues for future treatments ...
Alex Keene at Texas A&M University first observed more than a decade ago that some fish from cave-dwelling populations of the Mexican tetra (Astyanax mexicanus) seem to barely sleep.
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