What are some interesting examples of non-verbal memories that span generations? Like salmon returning to the creek where they were spawned or migratory paths of birds? But perhaps a bit richer than those.
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Familiar with Rupert Sheldrake and morphic fields? Tons there.
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What are you after? Inability to speak (ie animals)?
Or material artifacts like photos, clothes, houses?
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Turtles return to the same beach where from where they were born to lay their eggs. nytimes.com/2018/04/13/sci
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The migration of monarch butterflies is completed by 4 generations is a classic example.
Among humans - there is evidence of phobias. anxiety and post traumatic disorders affecting DNA/genetics that gets passed on. Believe it is called Trangenerational epigenetic inheritance.
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mice can pass on traumatic smell associations over multiple generations: nature.com/news/fearful-m
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