... License ( http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 ), which permits unrestricted use, distribution and reproduction in any medium provided that the original work is properly attributed. Insect Sensory Oscillation Antenna Biomechanics Damping U.S. Department of Education http...

.../aesa/69.2.365 Belton , P. ( 1969 ). Innervation and neural excitation of ventral muscle fibres of the larva of the waxmoth, Galleria mellonella . J. Insect Physiol. 15 , 731 - 741 . 10.1016/0022-1910(69)90114-0 Bernays , E. A. ( 1997 ). Feeding by lepidopteran larvae...

...Vincent Godesberg; Till Bockemühl; Ansgar Büschges ABSTRACT Insects use walking behavior in a large number of contexts, such as exploration, foraging, escape and pursuit, or migration. A lot is known about how nervous systems produce this behavior in general and also how certain parameters vary...

..., distribution and reproduction in any medium provided that the original work is properly attributed. Summary: In a flight arena, Drosophila melanogaster tracks sun stimulus movement in the presence of UV and green wavelengths but lacks a time-compensated sun compass. Sun compass Insect Flight...

...Brent J. Sinclair; Stefane Saruhashi; John S. Terblanche ABSTRACT Efficient water balance is key to insect success. However, the hygric environment is changing with climate change; although there are compelling models of thermal vulnerability, water balance is often neglected in predictions...

...Fleur Ponton; Yin Xun Tan; Casey C. Forster; Alexander J. Austin; Sinead English; Sheena C. Cotter; Kenneth Wilson ABSTRACT Insects are the most diverse animal group on the planet. Their success is reflected by the diversity of habitats in which they live. However, these habitats have undergone...

...Jan Lubawy; Szymon P. Chowański; Hervé Colinet; Małgorzata Słocińska ABSTRACT The cockroach Gromphadorhina coquereliana can survive at low temperatures under extensive periods of cold stress. To assess energy management and insect adaptation in response to cold, we measured mitochondrial activity...

.... ( 2018 ). The principles of cascading power limits in small, fast biological and engineered systems . Science 360 , 6387 . 10.1126/science.aao1082 Just , S. and Gronenberg , W. ( 1999 ). The control of mandible movements in the ant Odontomachus . J. Insect Physiol. 45...

...Jon F. Harrison; Evan K. G. McKenzie; Stav Talal; John J. Socha; Mark W. Westneat; Philip G. D. Matthews ABSTRACT Air sacs are a well-known aspect of insect tracheal systems, but have received little research attention. In this Commentary, we suggest that the study of the distribution and function...

...Stacey A. Combes; Nick Gravish; Susan F. Gagliardi ABSTRACT Foraging insects fly over long distances through complex aerial environments, and many can maintain constant ground speeds in wind, allowing them to gauge flight distance. Although insects encounter winds from all directions in the wild...

.... Aerodynamics Biomechanics Bird Control Bio-inspired Insect The Royal Veterinary College European Research Council ERC 682501 Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council BB/R002657/1 Aviation has been founded upon biological insight since its...

...Laura V. Ferguson; Shelley A. Adamo ABSTRACT Insects are critical to our ecosystems, but we do not fully understand their future in our warming world. Rising temperatures are affecting insect physiology in myriad ways, including changes to their immune systems and the ability to fight infection...

... to their survival. Odor-modulated changes in locomotion in insects constitute a whole suite of flexible behaviors that allow insects to close in on these resources from long distances and perform local searches to locate and subsequently assess them. Here, we review changes in odor-mediated locomotion across many...

...Samiha A. M. Benrabaa; Ian Orchard; Angela B. Lange ABSTRACT Rhodnius prolixus is a blood-gorging insect that is medically important since it transmits Chagas disease via feces and urine that contain the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi . In adult females, ecdysteroid hormone (20-hydroxyecdysone, 20E...

...Leigh W. Simmons; Maxine Lovegrove; Xin (Bob) Du; Yonglin Ren; Melissa L. Thomas ABSTRACT The often complex cocktails of hydrocarbon compounds found on the cuticles of insects can serve both naturally and sexually selected functions, contributing to an individual's ability to withstand water loss...

...R. Meldrum Robertson; Christopher D. Moyes ABSTRACT Rapid cold hardening (RCH) is a type of phenotypic plasticity that delays the occurrence of chill coma in insects. Chill coma is mediated by a spreading depolarization of neurons and glia in the CNS, triggered by a failure of ion homeostasis. We...

... 27 3 2022 © 2022. Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2022 Summary: Description of a coulometric respirometer constructed from common inexpensive components that is capable of measuring oxygen consumption of small animals such as insects. Beetle Electrolytic Insect...

... information about a moving target and a nearby obstacle to safely navigate to their goal. These flies sum the steering requirements of each task and take an intermediate path, much as humans do. Insect Flight Navigation Predation Air Force Office of Scientific Research http://dx.doi.org...

...Myriam Franzke; Christian Kraus; Maria Gayler; David Dreyer; Keram Pfeiffer; Basil el Jundi ABSTRACT Insects are well known for their ability to keep track of their heading direction based on a combination of skylight cues and visual landmarks. This allows them to navigate back to their nest...

...Klara Kihlström; Brett Aiello; Eric Warrant; Simon Sponberg; Anna Stöckl ABSTRACT Wing integrity is crucial to the many insect species that spend distinct portions of their life in flight. How insects cope with the consequences of wing damage is therefore a central question when studying how robust...