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Wound recovery & low temperatures - source request

firedreams

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I'm looking for an academic source that addresses the correlation between improved wound recovery and low temperatures in Axolotls (or in newts in general, but I think the only studies are on Axies) - does anyone know the name of the study where this was confirmed?
 

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Hi,

I made a little search on this interesting subject and I was surprised to find nothing else than the axolotl.org reference.

Perhaps ask directly to John Clare?
 
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