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Theory of arachnid prey localization (Sturzl et al. 2000)
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"Sand scorpions and many other arachnids locate their prey through highly sensitive slit sensilla at the tips (tarsi) of their eight legs. This sensor array responds to vibrations with stimulus-locked action potentials encoding the target direction. We present a neuronal model to account for stimulus angle determination using a population of second-order neurons, each receiving excitatory input from one tarsus and inhibition from a triad opposite to it. ..."
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Stürzl W, Kempter R, van Hemmen JL (2000) Show
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tom.morse@yale.edu
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