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Central Control of Insect Locomotion
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Central Control of Insect Locomotion
Insect locomotion, for example walking, depends on stereotypical movements that are generated locally by neural circuits - but, as John Bender and Roy Ritzmann explain, the frequency of such movements can be altered by commands from the central complex, a multisensory region within the insect brain. Credit: Cell Press/Current Biology/Bender et al
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Date Found: May 08, 2010
Date Produced: May 07, 2010
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