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Campaniform sensilla are a
class of
mechanoreceptors found in insects,
which respond to
local stress and
strain within the animal's cuticle. Campaniform...
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Coriolis effect. The
insect detects this
force with
sensory organs called campaniform sensilla and
chordotonal organs located at the base of the
halteres and...
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organs able to
detect stimuli including limb
position (proprioception) by
campaniform sensilla, light, water,
chemicals (senses of
taste and smell), sound...
- Similarly,
invertebrates have a
mechanism to
determine limb load: the
Campaniform sensilla.
These proprioceptors are
active when a limb
experiences resistance...
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trigger muscle activity.
Insect and
arthropod mechanoreceptors include:
Campaniform sensilla:
Small domes in the
exoskeleton that are
distributed all along...
- basionic, coeloconic, placodea)
Mechanoreceptors (e.g.:
bristle sensilla,
campaniform sensilla, hair plates,
chordotonal neurons)
Thermoreceptors Hygroreceptors...
- on the
cerci at the tip of the abdomen.
There are
special receptors (
campaniform sensillae)
embedded in the
cuticle of the legs that
sense pressure and...
- III; pottery; c. 5300 – c. 4700 BC;
Louvre Museum AO 29598
Ubaid III;
campaniform pottery; c. 5300 – c. 4700 BC;
Louvre Museum AO 29598
Ubaid III; pottery;...
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direction within each order. The
arachnid slit
sensilla corresponds to the
campaniform sensilla found in insects. Slit
sensilla tend to be
widely distributed...
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portion of the mesonotum. It is
densely innervated, with
sensory bristles,
campaniform sensilla, as well as a
chordotonal organ in some species. The tegula...