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Neural Mechanisms of Response Modification in Insects,The last few decades have seen dramatic changes in our concepts of the neural control of invertebrate behavior. The extent of these changes becomes clear on reading the following statement, written by Sherrington twenty-five years ago:

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The Model and Some Fundamentals”. As far as published work goes that diagnosis still stands. Over the last ten years or so more and more evidence has been brought forward that what the ethologists called “fixed action patterns” are due, as Hoyle (1970) put it, to “neural activity whose programming is achieved by central nervous c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-7428-8only since the beginning of the 20th Century. However, descriptions in the period before 1940 were often marked by anthropomorphic interpretations or by Fabre’s finalism despite some serious efforts to analyse the bases of behaviour. These efforts were in three directions:

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Michael Genesereth,Michael Thielscherdually identified interneurones. I first became involved in this approach around 1966, having become dissatisfied with the sort of results that can be obtained from an analysis of larger subsets of the nervous system. Since then I have worked on a variety of interneurones in the auditory and visual

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The Rise of the Experimental Method,l behaviour. In insects, the cuticular sensilla are used for the perception of air currents. Frequently they are true hair sensilla which are arranged in patches and, therefore, together form a complex sense organ (Boyd and Ewer 1949; Weis-Fogh 1949, 1950, 1956b; Camhi 1969; Smola 1970). Other types

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,Stimmung im M?rz und April 1919,e swimmeret beat of crayfish and lobsters, walking in insects and crabs, ventilation in ., crabs and insects, and insect flight, stridulation, grooming and swimming have all been the subjects of a number of studies: many more aspects remain to be explored as much insect behaviour is characterised by