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Introduction,wledge regarding olfactory receptors, odotopic organisation and central processing. Studies in insect olfaction have also progresses greatly during the last decade. New methods and new researchers have added data only theoretised about fifteen years ago. This book aims at providing an overview over

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Function of Peripheral Olfactory Organs,tive abundance of single odorants that together comprise odour blends. The organs’ olfactory receptor neurons (ORNs) generate action potentials (spikes) that are transmitted to the antennal lobe (AL) (Chaps. 4 and 5), which then sends the processed signal on to higher integrative centers of the brai

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Antennal Lobe Structure,europilar subcompartments termed olfactory glomeruli. This chapter reviews the anatomical organisation of the first-order olfactory brain areas in insects, the antennal lobes (ALs). The ALs are part of the deutocerebrum of the insect brain. They receive receptor neuron input from olfactory sensilla

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Protocerebral Olfactory Processing, of innate behaviour and fixed action patterns have been described, such as the sequential components of courtship in . flies (reviews: Hall 1994; Yamamoto et al. 1997), insects in both field and laboratory settings demonstrate an astonishing degree of experience-dependent modification of their beha