Internal receptors in insect appendages project directly into a special brain neuropile.

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Organization of the antennal lobes in the praying mantis (Tenodera aridifolia).Topological and modality-specific representation of somatosensory information in the fly brain.

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Internal receptors in insect appendages project directly into a special brain neuropile.

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Functional morphology of insect mechanoreceptors.

Differential and staining of cobalt-and nickel-filled neurones using rubeanic acid.

Molecular evidence for the gnathobasic derivation of arthropod mandibles and for the appendicular origin of the labrum and other structures.

The role of the Distal-less gene in the development and evolution of insect limbs.

Cephalic sensory pathways in the central nervous system of larval Manduca sexta (Lepidoptera : Sphingidae).

Bimodal innervation of the infrared organ of Merimna atrata (Coleoptera, Buprestidae) by thermo- and mechanosensory units.

Morphology of a thermosensitive multipolar neuron in the infrared organ of Merimna atrata (Coleoptera, Buprestidae).

Morphology and somatotopic organisation of the central projections of afferents from tactile hairs on the hind leg of the locust.

The antennal lobe of orthoptera - anatomy and evolution.

The maxillary palp sensory pathway of Orthoptera.

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Internal receptors in insect appendages project directly into a special brain neuropile.

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