Jellyfish Hints at a 20-Hour Clock Beyond Traditional Clock Genes
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A newly described hydrozoan jellyfish species off Japan keeps a self-sustained 20-hour cycle that governs sunset spawning, suggesting an alternate, non-traditional circadian mechanism that evolved without standard clock genes.
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