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- Non-visual orientation of desert sand scorpions. R. McKee & D. Gaffin, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma, U.S.A
- A new approach to examining scorpion peg sensilla: the mineral oil flood technique
- Research Narrative, Fall 08; p1 of 6 I am interested in how animals detect, process, and use
- Scorpion peg sensilla: a rapid, parallel-sampling system for acquiring ground-based, chemosensory information.
- This article appeared in a journal published by Elsevier. The attached copy is furnished to the author for internal non-commercial research
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- Electrophysiological Analysis of Synaptic Interactions Within Peg Sensilla of Scorpion Pectines
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- Going out for dinner and taking a new way home: videotaping the scorpion's evening walk
- Males showed no response to air-borne female Experimental Protocol: Prior to the first trial, the first female was placed in the cube on the left maze arm.
- I. Background. The faculty-in-residence (FIR) program at the University of Oklahoma began in 1996, supporting OU President David Boren's mission to
- Echolocation in scorpions? pg 1 of 8 Seismic echolocation: do scorpions use this novel method of
- Occasional Publications in Scorpiology Response of Male Centruroides vittatus to Aerial
- Scorpion response to fluorescent objects; pg 1 of 6 Can scorpions detect fluorescing scorpions?
- Response properties of scorpion pectinal nerves to chemical and mechanical stimulation.
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- Mechanoreceptors in peg sensilla; pg 1 of 5 Are mechanoreceptors involved in the neural circuitry of
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- Physiological response of scorpion BCSS; pg 1 of 6 Electrophysiological investigation of the sensitivity of
- PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN ARACHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY Analysis of sensory processing in scorpion peg sensilla
- Ethology 91, 59-69 (1992) O 1992 Paul Parey Scientific Publishers, Berlin and Hamburg
- PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN ARACHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY A new approach to examining scorpion peg sensilla: the mineral oil flood technique
- Chemical stimulation of scorpion peg sensilla; pg 1 of 7 Use of a micro-engineered chemical delivery device to
- Available online at www.sciencedirect.com Light wavelength biases of scorpions
- Average percent intercrossing interval (ICI) frequencies for 395 nm, 505 nm, 565 nm, and control condi@ons. The points represent twenty averaged percent frequencies for the four condi@ons (X SE). P values are shown for ICIs with probability of departure
- "Hasty tasting" of chemical information: functionally redundant peg sensilla on the scorpion pecten.
