Topographic organization of sensory afferents of Johnston's organ in the honeybee brain

Johnston's organ (JO) in insects is a multicellular mechanosensory organ stimulated by movement of the distal part of the antenna. In honeybees JO is thought to be a primary sensor detecting air‐particle movements caused by the waggling dance of conspecifics. In this study projection patterns o...

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