... of hoverfly optic flow-sensitive descending neurons to roll m-sequences reaches its time to peak within 20 ms and slowly returns to baseline over the next 100 ms. Motion detection Lobula plate tangential cells Eristalis tenax US Air Force Office of Scientific Research FA9550-19-1-0294...

... based on motion detection, many animals stabilize their gaze using dedicated eye or body movements which help to avoid motion blur, maintain their orientation with respect to certain landmarks or the horizon, and determine their motion relative to their visual scene ( Nalbach, 1990 ; Zeil and Hemmi...

...? This is a complex problem for which some insect and crustacean models have proved to offer considerable advantages ( Herberholtz and Marquart, 2012 ). Looming Collision avoidance Motion detection Lobula neurons Escape response Crustacean Summary: Visually guided behaviors operate in closed loop...

... assessment of the costs and benefits of the production and perception of these signals. Multimodal communication Eavesdropping Signal evolution Co-option Motion detection Trachops cirrhosus © 2014. Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2014 30 4 2014 10 6 2014...

... in insects, and reveal the relative importance of various regions of the visual field in assessing the speed of flight through the environment. * Author for correspondence ( [email protected] ) 24 3 2011 © 2011. 2011 insect flight streamlining vision motion detection virtual reality...

... and theories have been proposed for how the brain extracts the angular speed of the retinal image, termed optic flow, we lack the detailed electrophysiological and behavioral data necessary to conclusively support any one model. One key property by which different models of motion detection can...

... detection. To determine the effect of the bright zone on motion detection, local properties of wide field motion detecting neurons were investigated using localized sinusoidal gratings. The pattern of local preferred directions of one class of these cells, the HS cells, in Eristalis is similar...

... 11 1998 Copyright © 1998 The Company of Biologists Ltd. 1998 honeybee Apis mellifera behaviour eye-regional specialization eye-region-specific learning pattern recognition colour discrimination motion detection navigation The worker honeybee’s compound eye consists...

... of Biologists Limited 1994 insect medulla motion detection metamorphosis neural remodelling butterfly Papilio xuthus During metamorphosis, holometabolous insects replace their larval simple eyes with adult compound eyes. The compound eye is produced by the eye imaginal disk...

... 1991 adaptation motion detection direction selectivity butterfly medulla temporal tuning Papilio aegeus Motion-sensitive neurones in Lepidoptera have been known for some time ( Collett and Blest, 1966 ), the majority of work having been on hawk moths ( Collett, 1970 , 1971...