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Like a scuba diver, the reptile is breathing a reservoir of stored oxygen. Using this bubble helps anoles prolong their stay underwater, according to Dr. Lindsey Swierk, an assistant research ...

Those same cells also function as oxygen sensors, playing a crucial role in regulating the fish's breathing response to low oxygen conditions. This dual functionality of taste bud cells was ...