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Halteres

Halteres (/hælˈtɪəriːz/; singular halter or haltere) (from Ancient Greek: ἁλτῆρες, hand-held weights to give an impetus in leaping) are a pair of small club-shaped organs on the body of some flying insects that provide information about body rotations during flight. They are present on insects belonging to two orders, Diptera and Strepsiptera. In…

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Non-flying haltere activity

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Halteres

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Triples222
Avg. degree1.98
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Halteres

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related to External links · 44
Halteres → Anne, April, Bach, Case Western Reserve University, Cornell University, Deborah, Elizabeth, Flies That Do Calculus, Fly Dodges Your Swatter, Flying, Fruit, Gabriela, Gorman, Gwen, Here's How That Annoying, How Flies Fly, Insect, James, January, Ju
related to Publications · 40
Halteres → Alexandra, AM, Bibcode, Biol, Biological, Biological Sciences, Curr, Dickinson, Diptera, Dipteran Halteres, Drosophila, Elementary, Fox, Fraenkel, Frye, Function, Haltere, Integr Comp Biol, Integration, Jessica
related to Morphology · 19
Halteres → An, Because, Calliphoridae, Directions, Flies, However, If, In, Instead, It, More, Pringle, Syrphidae, The, They, This, Those, Tipuloidea, To
related to Non-flying haltere activity · 16
Halteres → All, Anthomyiidae, Calliphoridae, Calyptratae, Certain, Diptera, Flesh, Flies, In, Micropezidae, Muscidae, Sarcophagidae, Stability, Tachinidae, The, This
related to Genetics · 14
Halteres → Hox, If, In, Instead, One, Other, Proper, Several Ubx-regulated, This, Though, Ubx, Ubx-regulated, Ultrabithorax, Weatherbee
related to history · 13
Halteres → Buddenbrock, Different, Faust, Further, He, In, It, Of, Pringle, The, This, Using, William Derham
related to Visual-motor integration · 12
Halteres → Context, Dickinson, Figures, Flies, If, In, Responses, Sherman, The, This, Two, When
related to Muscles · 11
Halteres → Because, Chan, Dickinson, Flies, Fox, In, Mureli, The, This, To, Unfortunately
related to background · 10
Halteres → Coriolis, Diptera, During, Flies, Further, Now, The, This, What, When
related to Evolution · 10
Halteres → Because, Characterizations, Diptera, Genetic, In, It, Strepsiptera, The, Their, Ubx

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flies haltere flight body also wings rotation fly sensory muscles organs two insects base sensilla head wing movements walking insect

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the Nematoceransinstance ofMore ancient suborders0.80text
walkinginstance ofyet little is known about their use in other behaviors0.80text
Halteresrelated to backgroundThe0.60section
Halteresrelated to backgroundFlies0.60section
Halteresrelated to backgroundDiptera0.60section
Halteresrelated to backgroundThis0.60section
Halteresrelated to backgroundCoriolis0.60section
Halteresrelated to backgroundWhat0.60section
Halteresrelated to backgroundNow0.60section
Halteresrelated to backgroundDuring0.60section
Halteresrelated to backgroundWhen0.60section
Halteresrelated to backgroundFurther0.60section

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