- (plural
sensilla) is an
arthropod sensory organ protruding from the
cuticle of exoskeleton, or
sometimes lying within or
beneath it.
Sensilla appear as...
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sensilla are a
class of
mechanoreceptors found in insects,
which respond to
local stress and
strain within the animal's cuticle.
Campaniform sensilla...
- The slit
sensilla, also
known as the slit
sense organ, is a
small mechanoreceptory organ or
group of
organs in the
exoskeleton of
arachnids which detects...
- The
insect detects this
force with
sensory organs called campaniform sensilla and
chordotonal organs located at the base of the
halteres and uses this...
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Bristle sensilla are a
class of
mechanoreceptors found in
insects and
other arthropods that
respond to
mechanical stimuli generated by the
external world...
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location of this
sensilla is in the
maxillary palp that this is a short-range
olfactory detector for the micro-environment. The
olfactory sensilla on the antenna...
- have
sensilla which provide sensory information about the environment.
There are
different types of
sensilla, e.g.
coeloconic sensilla and
sensilla trichoidea...
- like its
relative A. queenslandensis,
possesses ten
different types of
sensilla,
which include: Bohm's bristles,
Chaetica I and II, Squamiformia, Tri****a...
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detect stimuli including limb
position (proprioception) by
campaniform sensilla, light, water,
chemicals (senses of
taste and smell), sound, and heat....
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invertebrates have a
mechanism to
determine limb load: the
campaniform sensilla.
These proprioceptors are
active when a limb
experiences resistance. A...
