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Male moths bearing transplanted female antennae express characteristically female behaviour and central neural activity

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Fig. 1. Gynandromorph male Manduca sexta with a normal male antenna(right) showing the long hair-like trichoid sensilla and a characteristicfemale antenna on the left without trichoid sensilla
Fig. 4. Flight responses (%and gynandromorph (E,F) females (dotted bars) and males (line bars) totomato plants
Fig. 6. (A,B) Laser-scanning confocal microscopic images of projectionneurons from a gynandromorph male with arborisations restricted to thethe cell bodies of these neurons are in the medial cluster (MC) of neuronalcell bodies
Fig. 7. Responses of projection neurons (net number of spikes, means ±gynandromorphs)

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