Titlebook: Locomotion and Energetics in Arthropods; Clyde F. Herreid,Charles R. Fourtner Book 1981 Plenum Press, New York 1981 Crustacea.adaptation.a

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Ventilation in Active and in Inactive Insectsto it. The insect respiratory system displays much refinement in its control systems, and there is a diversity of mechanisms which allows different species to inhabit environments ranging from the wettest to the driest, and to change abruptly from low rates to high rates of metabolism.

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hemistry sponsored a symposium on the locomo­ tion and exercise of arthropods. This book is an outgrowth of that symposium. To our knowledge, the symposium and this volume are the first attempts to deal with all of the major modes of locomotion (flight, swimming, and pedestrian travel) among the art

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Neuromuscular Mechanisms of Insect Flightct. Some of these aspects of insect flight are discussed in other chapters of this volume. In this chapter we consider three topics: (1) flight muscles and their innervation, (2) motor patterns and their possible usefulness as an indicator of metabolic costs, and (3) putative roles of octopamine in flight.

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Insect Flight Energeticsly been examined. Finally, the mechanical characteristics and power requirements of flying insects should directly affect the levels of energy metabolism of insects during flight (Weis-Fogh, 1972, 1975; Kammer and Heinrich, 1978; Nachtigall, this volume; see also symposia edited by Wu .. 1975; Rainey, 1976; Pedley, 1977; Nachtigall, 1980).

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Book 1981ponsored a symposium on the locomo­ tion and exercise of arthropods. This book is an outgrowth of that symposium. To our knowledge, the symposium and this volume are the first attempts to deal with all of the major modes of locomotion (flight, swimming, and pedestrian travel) among the arthropods in

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Evolution of Arthropod Locomotion: A Crustacean Modeltrated the sea. The breadth of the crustacean spectrum bespeaks a wide range of locomotory abilities: swimming, walking, burrowing, climbing, and so on; the only talent that has eluded them is an ability to fly.

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Decapod Crustacean Leg Coordination during Walkingten been considered as insects with four or five pair of legs than for their own peculiarity. This is unfortunate for they are intriguing in their own right, especially in regard to leg coordination, a subject I will discuss in this paper.