Locomotion involves rhythmic limb movement patterns that originate in circuits outside the
brain. Purposeful locomotion requires descending commands from the brain, but we do not …

To navigate complex environments, walking animals must detect and overcome unexpected
perturbations. One technical challenge when investigating adaptive locomotion is …

Natural vision is dynamic: as an animal moves, its visual input changes dramatically. How
can the visual system reliably extract local features from an input dominated by self …

Locomotor movements cause visual images to be displaced across the eye, a retinal slip
that is counteracted by stabilizing reflexes in many animals. In insects, optomotor turning …

Neonicotinoid insecticides are among the most widely used agrochemicals globally. Given
the critical importance of bees for biodiversity, crop productivity, and human health, recent …

A critical goal of vision is to detect changes in light intensity, even when these changes are
blurred by the spatial resolution of the eye and the motion of the animal. Here, we describe a …

Despite a century of genetic analysis, the evolutionary processes that have generated the
patterns of exceptional genetic and phenotypic variation in the model organism Drosophila …

Living in environments whose ecologies vary in periods as short as 24 h is a challenge for
animals as Drosophila species that inhabit pear and apple orchards. These orchards have …

In order to forage for food, many animals regulate not only specific limb movements but the
statistics of locomotor behavior over time, switching between long-range dispersal and …

A critical goal of vision is to detect changes in light intensity, even when these changes are
blurred by the spatial resolution of the eye and the motion of the animal. Here we describe a …