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Fish Schooling Ability Determined by Genetic Factors
Genetic factors influence whether fish swim in schools and how well they do it, according to new research published in the journal Current Biology, which suggests that by better understanding the genomic foundations of social behavior in fish, the closer we will be to understanding how genes drive human behavior.
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