Waggle dance
Encoding spatial information in the waggle dance
... the waggle dance, ...the waggle dance only after experiencing the prospective path integration coordinates and visual cues throughout two successive days ...
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The recruiter's excitement – features of thoracic vibrations during the honey bee's waggle dance related to food source profitability
... beeʼs waggle dance constitutes a remarkable example of an efficient code allowing social exploitation of available feeding ...the waggle dance, successful foragers generate pulsed thoracic ...
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Kumaraswamy, Ajayrama (2019): Analysis and network simulations of honeybee interneurons responsive to waggle dance vibration signals. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Biologie
... 1991; Dreller and Kirchner, 1993). The structural characteristics of the antenna and the response of JO neurons suggest that mature honeybee antennae and JO neurons are tuned to 250 –300 Hz, which matches the frequency ...
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Path integration: how details of the honeybee waggle dance and the foraging strategies of desert ants might help in understanding its mechanisms
... their waggle dance signalled that the sun was in the ...the dance was the same until a little before midday, when it abruptly switched to the ...
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Behaviour locked signal analysis reveals weak 200–300 Hz comb vibrations during the honeybee waggle dance
... the waggle dance have not detected a comb-transmitted 200–300 Hz waggle vibration signal (Michelsen et ...Hz waggle vibration signal should be very weak since it is targeted at an extremely ...
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Honeybee waggle dance: recruitment success depends on the dance floor
... the hive provides the follower bees with information that directs them to the food source. To achieve this, the dancing bee must produce signals and cues detectable by the follower bees. von Frisch proposed a tactile ...
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Sensory coding of nest site value in honeybee swarms
... The potential for decision-making errors arising from the individual-level noise in the sensory coding is especially great when each site is first discovered by a scout bee, for if she fails to report it with a ...
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Honeybee navigation: properties of the visually driven `odometer'
... the dance performed by the tunnel bees is actually a modified form of the classical waggle dance, possibly arising from the result of a conflict between the bees’ normal odometric signal derived from ...
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Two odometers in honeybees?
... the waggle dance, the results indicate that the estimate of distance flown is rather insensitive to changes in the region or the extent of the visual field that experiences optic ...the waggle ...
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The evolution of honey bee dance communication: a mechanistic perspective
... their waggle runs directly to the resource using celestial cues and/or landmarks to orient the dance (Dyer, ...simple waggle dance could be thought of as re-enacting the departure direction of ...
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Honey bees flexibly use two navigational memories when updating dance distance information
... update waggle dance duration (BF) or even did not update at all (FB, Table ...affect dance duration. The foragers in the BF experiment updated dance information after both feeder ...their ...
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The tremble dance of honey bees can be caused by hive external foraging experience
... Observations started at 08:00·h and lasted until 15:00–19:00·h. To reduce the probability of observing bees other than nectar foragers, observations were interrupted when hive bees performed their conspicuous orientation ...
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THE DANCE OF FREEDOM: A SEMIOTIC ANALYSIS OF DANCE IN THE TRIAL OF DEDAN KIMATHI
... first dance movement within the plot. The mimed dance here depicts in phases, the process of acquisition and sale of ...condensed dance dynamics. Thus, dance kinesics is employed as a basic ...
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Synergism of Dance Theory and Practice: The Requisite for Dance Development in Nigeria
... in dance has long been one of the criterions for awarding a de- gree to theatre arts students that specialises in dance in the Nigerian ...in dance studies in most Nigerian universities is an ...
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Between architecture and dance
... This objectification of both architecture and dance is damaging for both disciplines, since the root of all our understanding comes from our personal experiences. In architecture our understanding of spaces always ...
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Segmentation of an Indian Classical Dance Videos using Different Segmentation Methods
... different dance types of Indian classical dance images are used for the ...Manipuri dance and for Manipuri and kuchipudi the edge detection method gives better performance and for all dances the ...
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Life and Death on the Pulse Dance Floor: Transglocal Politics and Erasure of the Latinx in the History of Queer Dance Culture
... What, then, of the population that Mateen attacked—a population that has been, to varying degrees, left out of accounts of the massacre? Barbara Pomo and Ron Legler founded Pulse in 2004 in honour of Pomo’s brother, ...
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Ethos
... the dance was invented by Daskalogiannis (the hero of the Cretan Revolution of 1770) and his chieftains who decided to create a new and warlike dance – to symbolize the revolution, the fifth to ...
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Circle dance in occupational therapy: practice and research
... circle dance, occupational therapists, psychologists, social workers, speech language therapists and health educators, started subsequently using circle dance in various health services throughout the city ...
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THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE EVOLUTION OF AMERICAN DANCE HALL ENTERTAINMENT: A STUDY FROM 1890 TO 1929
... on dance halls concentrate on the involvement of women in these establishments, and how the space of the dance hall helped to reshape gender ...at dance halls and music saloons in the Victorian ...
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