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Insect Locomotion on Landting aspect of walking behavior is the problem of how animals achieve the necessary coordination. This problem is especially acute in insects and other arthropods because of the number of legs involved. While there are many interesting aspects to the problem, in this article I will consider primaril

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Insect Flight Aerodynamicsctions by the CNS and sensory influx; (3) mechanics of scleri mobility in the wing joints; (4) kinematics of wing movement; (5) aerodynamics of interaction of wings with air; (6) energetics of flight including the fuels utilized, gas exchange and biochemical pathways. In this paper we will focus upo

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Biochemical Adaptations in Insect Muscleining to be discovered; only the less conspicuous nematodes are more abundant. Numbers of species imply diversity; diversity in an evolutionary sense is based upon adaptation; adaptations are the product of biological specialization. The threads of diversity and specialization among arthropods appea

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Respiratory and Circulatory Coordination in Decapod Crustaceanse. All crustaceans possess some means of moving the external medium past their gas exchange surfaces. In primitive forms such as . (Cephalocarida) and . (Brachiopoda) the paired thoracic appendages are serially similar and by their paired phase-locked movements these appendages facilitate respiratio

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Insects — Spiracle Control throughout the spectrum of terrestrial environments indicates that insects have coped effectively with the most significant problem posed by this lifestyle, .. dessication. Many, if not most, terrestrial environments are characterized by low relative humidities and, as a consequence, the activity o