Animals
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Zebrafish Limb Regeneration: Scientists Discover 'Mechanical Waves' Involved in Regrowing Amputated Tailfins
Zebrafish are also capable of heart regeneration. Click to read more. Regeneration is the biological phenomenon of naturally regrowing lost body tissue or parts, including limbs, which some animals are capable of.
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