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Cite Journal: Current Biology |  Publication Date: Feb 1, 2022 |
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Affiliation: University of Montana
Larval phantom midges are remarkably adept at maintaining neutral buoyancy in water. A new study reveals that they do so using a previously unknown mechanism- modifying the volumes of internal air sacs using pH-driven changes in a protein embedded in the air-sac walls.
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