Search Results - "Frazier, S.F"

Effects of load inversion in cockroach walking by Larsen, G.S, Frazier, S.F, Fish, S.E, Zill, S.N

“…To examine how walking patterns are adapted to changes in load, we recorded leg movements and muscle activities when cockroaches (Periplaneta americana) walked…”
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Sensing the effect of body load in legs: responses of tibial campaniform sensilla to forces applied to the thorax in freely standing cockroaches by Noah, J.A, Quimby, L, Frazier, S.F, Zill, S.N

“…Sense organs in the legs that detect body weight are an important component in the regulation of posture and locomotion. We tested the abilities of tibial…”
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Elasticity and movements of the cockroach tarsus in walking by Frazier, S.F, Larsen, G.S, Neff, D, Quimby, L, Carney, M, DeCaprio, R.A, Zill, S.N

“…Anatomical, kinematic and ablation studies were performed to evaluate the contribution of elasticity in use of the cockroach tarsus (foot) in walking. The…”
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Post-embryonic development of cuticular caps of campaniform sensilla of the cockroach leg: potential implications in scaling force detection by Ridgel, Angela L., Faith Frazier, S., Zill, Sasha N.

“…All animals generate progressively larger forces as they increase in size and mass. Their abilities to detect these forces must be similarly adjusted. In…”
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tarso-pretarsal chordotonal organ as an element in cockroach walking by Larsen, G.S, Frazier, S.F, Zill, S.N

“…Many types of sense organs have been demonstrated to show repetitive discharges during walking that could provide informational cues about leg movements and…”
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Walking on a 'peg leg': extensor muscle activities and sensory feedback after distal leg denervation in cockroaches by Noah, J.A, Quimby, L, Frazier, S.F, Zill, S.N

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Characteristics of dynamic postural reactions in the locust hindleg by Zill, S.N, Frazier, S.F, Lankenau, J, Jepson-Innes, K

“…The use of the locust (Schistocerca americana) hindleg in postural control was examined in animals that stood on a repeatedly swayed vertical substrate…”
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