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brain
supraoesophageal
central nervous system
brain and ventral cord
protocerebrum
associated center for learning, nerves from eyes
deutocerebrum
nerves from antennae
tritocerebrum
connects to ventral nerve cord
ventral nerve cord
one pair of fused ganglia per segment
subesophageal ganglion
3 fused mouthpart ganglia
pheripheral nervous system
sensory and motor
sensory
nerves from receptors
motor
nerves to muscles and glands
sensory receptors
sensilla
sensilla
transduce to electrical signal in sensory nerve dendrite
mechanical receptors
all derived from setae
trichoid
seta in socket
hair like
senses movement, danger, kknows if its touching something
mechanical receptors
campaniform sensillum
done of thin cuticle, stresses in cuticle
touch receptors
scolopophorous sensillum
not visible externally. relative to change in position of 2 body parts
proprioreceptors
stimuli from body itself
johnstons organ
scolopophorous sensilla orginate on the pedicel of antennam imsert in membranes of flagellum
tympanic organ
sound reception grasshoppers, moths, cicadas, aquatic bugs
tympanum
stretched over air sac, scolopoporous sensilla
chemical receptors
contact and distance
contact chemical receptors
liquid (gustation) - near mouth
distance chemical receptor
gaseous (olfaction) - antenna
photoreceptors
visual organ
what do the photoreceptors consist of
ommatidia
corneal lens
crydtalline
corneal pigment cell
retinular cells
retinular cells
rhabdome
rhodopsin
iris cells
compound eye
1-28000 ommatidia
corneal pigment cell
prevents light from scattering
retinular cells
specialized nerve cells
rhodopsin
derived from vitamin A, in rhabdomere - visual pigment
iris cells
surround ommatidium
mosaic image formation
simple eyes
single lens
mosaic image formation
ocelli
adults amd hemimetabolous immatures. no image formation. stimulate compound eyes
like an on/off switch
mosaic image formation
stemmata
immatures of holometabola. image forming
like having compound eye bur simple
vision characteristics of mosaic image formation
less resolution- poor from perception better motion and distance perception
color vision ( mosaic image formation )
shorter wavelengths ( see ultraviolet, not red )
plane of polarized light ( mosaic image formation )
preferential vibration of light waves
- passing through air
- varies according to position of observer and sun, giving pattern of sky
- used for navigation
infrared reception
geomagnetic field
used by bees, used to tell time of day
infrared reception
mosquitos use infrared light/ see heat coming off humans
mosaic image formation
how flies see. looks like pixels, individual clicks of light the show movement