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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"insect behaviour"”.

  1. Uncovering Markers for Honey Production and Defensive Behaviour Using Pooled Genome-Wide Data with the Honeybee (Apis Mellifera)

    … honeybee (Apis mellifera) has been an important insect for both the study of social insect behaviour and agriculture. Honey production and defensive behaviour are honeybees two notable and economically valuable traits. Here we perform a genome-wide association study on 925 honeybee colonies from …

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  2. Cellular signalling pathways involved in thermoprotection of neural ciruit function in the locust.

    … important abiotic physical factors affecting insect behaviour. Temperature affects virtually all physiological processes including those that regulate nervous system function. It is therefore not surprising that animals have evolved adaptations that confer tolerance to heat stress and allow …

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  3. An analysis of phonotactic behaviour in the cricket Gryllus bimaculatus

    … a comprehensive examination of the phonotactic behaviour (i.e. attraction to sound) of the female Gryllus bimaculatus under laboratory conditions. Chapter 2 is the first study to analyze the effect of substrate texture on walking performance in crickets. Substrate texture is found to play an …

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  4. The organisation of a third-order olfactory brain region in the vinegar fly

    … world generate both learned and instinctive behaviours. Olfactory systems detect a huge range of volatiles by combining patterns of activity across input channels. The lateral horn of the fly informs innate behaviours by combining patterns of second-order olfactory projection neuron (PN) …

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