Functional somatatopy of targeted limb movements in an insect
Dürr V, Matheson T (2001)
In: Proc.Göttingen.Neurobiol.Conf., 28. 319-319.
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Autor*in
Dürr, VolkerUniBi 
;
Matheson, T.
;
Matheson, T.Einrichtung
Stichworte
wing;
ACTIVATION;
muscles;
SITES;
leg;
limb movements;
ARRAYS;
Scratching;
stimulus;
Locust;
body;
movement;
control;
Muscle;
insect;
Posture;
Kinematics;
Targeting;
limb;
response;
direction;
distance;
Motor pattern;
Information;
velocity;
tarsus;
legs;
spatial information;
tactile;
MOTOR;
tactile hair;
MOVEMENTS;
scratch;
Schistocerca;
Animal;
POSITION;
NO;
hind leg;
JOINT;
PATTERNS;
analysis;
Animals;
Work;
joint angles
Erscheinungsjahr
2001
Titel des Konferenzbandes
Proc.Göttingen.Neurobiol.Conf.
Band
28
Seite(n)
319-319
Page URI
https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/1681353
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Dürr V, Matheson T. Functional somatatopy of targeted limb movements in an insect. In: Proc.Göttingen.Neurobiol.Conf. Vol 28. 2001: 319-319.
Dürr, V., & Matheson, T. (2001). Functional somatatopy of targeted limb movements in an insect. Proc.Göttingen.Neurobiol.Conf., 28, 319-319.
Dürr, Volker, and Matheson, T. 2001. “Functional somatatopy of targeted limb movements in an insect”. In Proc.Göttingen.Neurobiol.Conf., 28:319-319.
Dürr, V., and Matheson, T. (2001). “Functional somatatopy of targeted limb movements in an insect” in Proc.Göttingen.Neurobiol.Conf., vol. 28, 319-319.
Dürr, V., & Matheson, T., 2001. Functional somatatopy of targeted limb movements in an insect. In Proc.Göttingen.Neurobiol.Conf. no.28 pp. 319-319.
V. Dürr and T. Matheson, “Functional somatatopy of targeted limb movements in an insect”, Proc.Göttingen.Neurobiol.Conf., vol. 28, 2001, pp.319-319.
Dürr, V., Matheson, T.: Functional somatatopy of targeted limb movements in an insect. Proc.Göttingen.Neurobiol.Conf. 28, p. 319-319. (2001).
Dürr, Volker, and Matheson, T. “Functional somatatopy of targeted limb movements in an insect”. Proc.Göttingen.Neurobiol.Conf. 2001.Vol. 28. 319-319.
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