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Not just going with the flow: foraging ants attend to polarised light even while on the pheromone trail
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Polarisation vision in ants, bees and wasps
No full textWe review here what is known from behavioural, anatomical and physiological studies about polarisation sensitivity in the hymenopteran insect groups of ants, wasps and bees. We briefly summarise the behavioural evidence for the use of polarised skylight in orientation and navigation, including some lesser known or less accessible older work, and then review our state of knowledge of the polarisation sensitivity and the arrangement of photoreceptors in compound eyes and in ocelli. We note in particular how little we know about the role of ocelli in polarisation vision.20 page(s
Transmedulla Neurons in the Sky Compass Network of the Honeybee (Apis mellifera) Are a Possible Site of Circadian Input
No full textSteering intermediate courses: desert ants combine information from various navigational routines
No full textHypothesis on monochromatic vision in scorpionflies questioned by new transcriptomic data
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Multi-faceted Characterization of Wet-milled Griseofulvin Nanosuspensions for Elucidation of Aggregation State and Stabilization Mechanisms
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