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Flight in the dark: different responses to darkness in flying insects
Roni Maya
, Noam Lerner
, Bar Karov
, Noam Tsory
, Richard C. Terrile
, Orit Peleg
,
Tsevi Beatus
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Alexander Silberman Institute of Life Sciences
The Rachel and Selim Benin School of Engineering and Computer Science
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Honey Bee
100%
Flying Insects
100%
Low Light
66%
Light Sensitivity
66%
Dipteran
66%
Resilience
33%
Slowing down
33%
Multisensory Integration
33%
Crash
33%
Well-defined
33%
Locomotion
33%
Visual Cues
33%
Low-light Conditions
33%
Behavioral Experiment
33%
Visual-motor
33%
Light Adaptation
33%
Observation Time
33%
Dynamic Role
33%
Sudden Transition
33%
Flying Animals
33%
Wingbeat Frequency
33%
Flight Kinematics
33%
Motor Delay
33%
Haltere
33%
Electrophysiological Testing
33%
Vision-based Stabilization
33%
Sensory Fusion
33%
Sensory Capabilities
33%
Body Attitude
33%
Free Flight Test
33%
Gyroscopic
33%
Physics
Fruit Fly
100%
Dipteran
100%
Free Flight
50%
Immunology and Microbiology
Flight
100%
Diptera
28%
Fruit Fly
28%