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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 5 entries checked · 2 flagged · 3 issues confirmed · 2 corrected · 1 still open
Nose — In cyclostomes, the nasohypophyseal opening does not connect to the hypophysis as a separate structure; it is a single median nostril leading to a blind sac associated with the pituitary.
Olfactory system — The entry states 'The amygdala processes pheromone signal' as a standalone incomplete sentence, which is vague and potentially misleading; the amygdala processes pheromone signals in many animals, but in humans the vomeronasal organ is largely vestigial and th
Olfactory system — The entry claims 'Most mammals and reptiles possess both a main olfactory system... and an accessory olfactory system.' This is factually incorrect for many reptiles; for example, most turtles and crocodilians lack a functional vomeronasal organ, and in many l
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