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English: Example of a strong antennal motion elicited by electrical stimulation of extrinsic antennal muscles, filmed at 250 fps. The tethered moth's head is viewed from above, with an electrode pair implanted in close proximity to the antennal rim of the left antenna. The LED on the left border of the frame indicates the timing of a 3 V square-pulse train of 200 Hz that lasted 200 ms. |
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Source | Movie S1 from Hinterwirth A, Medina B, Lockey J, Otten D, Voldman J, Lang J, Hildebrand J, Daniel T (2012). "Wireless Stimulation of Antennal Muscles in Freely Flying Hawkmoths Leads to Flight Path Changes". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0052725. PMID 23300751. PMC: 3530516. | ||
Author | Hinterwirth A, Medina B, Lockey J, Otten D, Voldman J, Lang J, Hildebrand J, Daniel T | ||
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Author | Hinterwirth A, Medina B, Lockey J, Otten D, Voldman J, Lang J, Hildebrand J, Daniel T |
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Image title | Example of a strong antennal motion elicited by electrical stimulation of extrinsic antennal muscles, filmed at 250 fps. The tethered moth's head is viewed from above, with an electrode pair implanted in close proximity to the antennal rim of the left antenna. The LED on the left border of the frame indicates the timing of a 3 V square-pulse train of 200 Hz that lasted 200 ms. |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2012 |