Antennal movements and mechanoreception: neurobiology of active tactile sensors
Staudacher E, Gebhardt MJ, Dürr V (2005)
Advances in Insect Physiology 32: 49-205.
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Staudacher, E.;
Gebhardt, M. J.;
Dürr, VolkerUniBi 
Einrichtung
Abstract / Bemerkung
Insect antennae are multisensory probes which are used in many behavioural contexts, receiving sensory information from various modalities. Mechanoreceptors signal exteroreceptive cues like contact with another surface, flow or vibration of the surrounding medium, and proprioreceptive cues like joint angles and cuticular strain due to bending. Antennae can actively search the surrounding space, scan objects for surface properties, or transfer information between conspecifics by means of physical contact. We review insect behaviours involving antennal mechanosensory information, and passive or active antennal movements. Chemo- and thermoreception are only covered to the extent to which there is a direct connection to tactile sensing. Particular emphasis is given to model systems of invertebrate neuroscience, i.e. cockroach, cricket, locust, stick insect and the honeybee. For comparison, corresponding behaviours of crayfish and lobsters are discussed. The six sections deal with (a) the antennal motor system, kinematics, biomechanics, musculature and efferent innervation; (b) the sensory physiology of antennal mechanoreceptors, including mechanosensitive hairs, campaniform sensilla, chordotonal organs and stretch receptors; (c) the neuroanatomy of the brain structures processing antennal mechanosensory information, notably the deutocerebrum; (d) the neurophysiology of the afferents, local and descending interneurons, and motoneurons; (e) the behavioural physiology of passive and active sensing, including reflex behaviours, graviception, steering, escape, tactile exploration and localisation, pattern recognition, tactile learning and communication; and (f) some engineering aspects regarding the construction of artificial tactile antennae
Stichworte
steering;
Stick Insect;
stretch receptor;
system;
SYSTEMS;
tactile;
tactile sensor;
Thermoreception;
Vibration;
Cues;
joint angles;
ORGAN;
RECEPTORS;
receptor;
AFFERENTS;
MOTOR;
sensory;
Signal;
sensor;
Review;
Reflex;
movement;
mechanosensory;
mechanoreceptors;
musculature;
MOVEMENTS;
afferent;
motoneurons;
REFLEXES;
recognition;
Physiology;
neurobiology;
pattern recognition;
Mechanoreceptor;
Neuroanatomy;
Antennae;
antennal movement;
Antennal movements;
Behaviour;
biomechanics;
model;
Brain;
Campaniform Sensillum;
Chordotonal Organ;
Cockroach;
Communication;
Crayfish;
Cricket;
Deutocerebrum;
Engineering;
escape;
Graviception;
honeybee;
Information;
Innervation;
Motoneuron;
interneuron;
insect;
interneurons;
Invertebrate;
Kinematics;
JOINT;
learning;
Lobster;
localisation;
Mechanoreception;
Locust
Erscheinungsjahr
2005
Zeitschriftentitel
Advances in Insect Physiology
Band
32
Seite(n)
49-205
ISBN
9780120242320
ISSN
0065-2806
Page URI
https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/1681428
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Staudacher E, Gebhardt MJ, Dürr V. Antennal movements and mechanoreception: neurobiology of active tactile sensors. Advances in Insect Physiology. 2005;32:49-205.
Staudacher, E., Gebhardt, M. J., & Dürr, V. (2005). Antennal movements and mechanoreception: neurobiology of active tactile sensors. Advances in Insect Physiology, 32, 49-205. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0065-2806(05)32002-9
Staudacher, E., Gebhardt, M. J., and Dürr, Volker. 2005. “Antennal movements and mechanoreception: neurobiology of active tactile sensors”. Advances in Insect Physiology 32: 49-205.
Staudacher, E., Gebhardt, M. J., and Dürr, V. (2005). Antennal movements and mechanoreception: neurobiology of active tactile sensors. Advances in Insect Physiology 32, 49-205.
Staudacher, E., Gebhardt, M.J., & Dürr, V., 2005. Antennal movements and mechanoreception: neurobiology of active tactile sensors. Advances in Insect Physiology, 32, p 49-205.
E. Staudacher, M.J. Gebhardt, and V. Dürr, “Antennal movements and mechanoreception: neurobiology of active tactile sensors”, Advances in Insect Physiology, vol. 32, 2005, pp. 49-205.
Staudacher, E., Gebhardt, M.J., Dürr, V.: Antennal movements and mechanoreception: neurobiology of active tactile sensors. Advances in Insect Physiology. 32, 49-205 (2005).
Staudacher, E., Gebhardt, M. J., and Dürr, Volker. “Antennal movements and mechanoreception: neurobiology of active tactile sensors”. Advances in Insect Physiology 32 (2005): 49-205.
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