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  1. Neural processing of chemosensory information from the locust ovipositor

    … midline of the terminal ganglion. Comparative staining of touch and wind sensitive hair receptor neurons shows mostly central projections, similar to those of neighbouring contact chemoreceptors. From the typical intersegmental projections of most primary afferents and from the lack of …

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