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Optimal cue integration in ants by Wystrach, Antoine, Mangan, Michael, Webb, Barbara

“…In situations with redundant or competing sensory information, humans have been shown to perform cue integration, weighting different cues according to their…”
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Opponent processes in visual memories: A model of attraction and repulsion in navigating insects' mushroom bodies by Le Möel, Florent, Wystrach, Antoine

“…Solitary foraging insects display stunning navigational behaviours in visually complex natural environments. Current literature assumes that these insects are…”
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Continuous lateral oscillations as a core mechanism for taxis in Drosophila larvae by Wystrach, Antoine, Lagogiannis, Konstantinos, Webb, Barbara

“…Taxis behaviour in larva is thought to consist of distinct control mechanisms triggering specific actions. Here, we support a simpler hypothesis: that taxis…”
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Analysis of fast calcium dynamics of honey bee olfactory coding by Paoli, Marco, Wystrach, Antoine, Ronsin, Brice, Giurfa, Martin

“…Odour processing exhibits multiple parallels between vertebrate and invertebrate olfactory systems. Insects, in particular, have emerged as relevant models for…”
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Ants might use different view-matching strategies on and off the route by Wystrach, Antoine, Beugnon, Guy, Cheng, Ken

“…Individual foraging ants are known to rely on views of their surroundings for route learning and for pinpointing goals. Different strategies have been proposed…”
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Running paths to nowhere: repetition of routes shows how navigating ants modulate online the weights accorded to cues by Wystrach, Antoine, Schwarz, Sebastian, Graham, Paul, Cheng, Ken

“…Ants are expert navigators, keeping track of the vector to home as they travel, through path integration, and using terrestrial panoramas in view-based…”
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Aversive view memories and risk perception in navigating ants by Freas, Cody A., Wystrach, Antoine, Schwarz, Sebastian, Spetch, Marcia L.

“…Many ants establish foraging routes through learning views of the visual panorama. Route models have focused primarily on attractive view use, which…”
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Landmarks or panoramas: what do navigating ants attend to for guidance? by Wystrach, Antoine, Beugnon, Guy, Cheng, Ken

“…Insects are known to rely on terrestrial landmarks for navigation. Landmarks are used to chart a route or pinpoint a goal. The distant panorama, however, is…”
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The Central Complex as a Potential Substrate for Vector Based Navigation by Le Moël, Florent, Stone, Thomas, Lihoreau, Mathieu, Wystrach, Antoine, Webb, Barbara

“…Insects use path integration (PI) to maintain a home vector, but can also store and recall vector-memories that take them from home to a food location, and…”
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Combining sky and earth: desert ants (Melophorus bagoti) show weighted integration of celestial and terrestrial cues by Legge, Eric L G, Wystrach, Antoine, Spetch, Marcia L, Cheng, Ken

“…Insects typically use celestial sources of directional information for path integration, and terrestrial panoramic information for view-based navigation. Here…”
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Views, landmarks, and routes: how do desert ants negotiate an obstacle course by Wystrach, Antoine, Schwarz, Sebastian, Schultheiss, Patrick, Beugnon, Guy, Cheng, Ken

“…The Australian desert ant Melophorus bagoti often follows stereotypical routes through a cluttered landscape containing both distant panoramic views and…”
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Intrinsic control of muscle attachment sites matching by Carayon, Alexandre, Bataillé, Laetitia, Lebreton, Gaëlle, Dubois, Laurence, Pelletier, Aurore, Carrier, Yannick, Wystrach, Antoine, Vincent, Alain, Frendo, Jean-Louis

“…Myogenesis is an evolutionarily conserved process. Little known, however, is how the morphology of each muscle is determined, such that movements relying upon…”
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Still no convincing evidence for cognitive map use by honeybees by Cheung, Allen, Collett, Matthew, Collett, Thomas S, Dewar, Alex, Dyer, Fred, Graham, Paul, Mangan, Michael, Narendra, Ajay, Philippides, Andrew, Stürzl, Wolfgang, Webb, Barbara, Wystrach, Antoine, Zeil, Jochen

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Neural coding in the visual system of Drosophila melanogaster: How do small neural populations support visually guided behaviours? by Dewar, Alex D M, Wystrach, Antoine, Philippides, Andrew, Graham, Paul

“…All organisms wishing to survive and reproduce must be able to respond adaptively to a complex, changing world. Yet the computational power available is…”
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Information content of visual scenes influences systematic search of desert ants by Schultheiss, Patrick, Wystrach, Antoine, Legge, Eric L G, Cheng, Ken

“…Many animals - including insects - navigate visually through their environment. Solitary foraging desert ants are known to acquire visual information from the…”
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new navigational mechanism mediated by ant ocelli by Schwarz, Sebastian, Wystrach, Antoine, Cheng, Ken

“…Many animals rely on path integration for navigation and desert ants are the champions. On leaving the nest, ants continuously integrate their distance and…”
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Ants in rectangular arenas: A support for the global matching theory by Wystrach, Antoine

“…Although spatial cognition is studied by neuroscientists, psychologists, biologists, and computer scientists, it suffers from a lack of integrative studies…”
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Movements, embodiment and the emergence of decisions. Insights from insect navigation by Wystrach, Antoine

“…We readily infer that animals make decisions, but what this implies is usually not clearly defined. The notion of 'decision-making' ultimately stems from human…”
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Insect navigation: Bumblebees walk the walk by Wystrach, Antoine

“…A new study shows that bumblebees can display path integration while walking in a small laboratory arena. This opens a new avenue for studying how insects’…”
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View-Based Matching Can Be More than Image Matching: The Importance of considering an Animal's Perspective by Wystrach, Antoine, Graham, Paul

“…Using vision for navigation is important for many animals and a common debate is the extent to which spatial performance can be explained by “simple”…”
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