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Rhythmic changes in structure and function of the compound eye in the migratory locust

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Wu, W. G.
Horridge, George Adrian

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The angular sensitivity of the retinula cells and morphological changes between the cone and the retinula cell o{ the migratory locust, Locim.a rnigratoria, have been measured and ob' Served in the lateral region of the compound eye with intercellular electrode recording and light microscope at dark and light adapted states in day and night times. The results show that the changes in angular sensitivity are determined not only by the migration of pigment granules in primary pigment cells surrounding the cone, but also by the rhythmic change in rhabdom structure.

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Acta Entomologica Sinica

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2037-12-31