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Nerve Cells and Insect Behavior

by Kenneth D. Roeder

1963 188 pages eng

The strike of a praying mantis's forelegs is so fast that, once they are set in motion, the mantis cannot control its aim. How does it ever manage to catch a fly? A moth negotiating the night air hears the squeak of a hunting bat on the wing, and tumbles out of harm's way. How? Insects are ideal sub…

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