Antennal sensilla of the ground beetle Bembidion properans Steph. (Coleoptera, Carabidae)

Responses of the antennal bimodal hygroreceptor neurons to innocuous and noxious high temperatures in the carabid beetle, Pterostichus oblongopunctatus

“…As a eurytopic forest species with a palaearctic distribution, the adults are more or less euryhygric to dry-preferring (Lindroth, 1986 In carabid beetles, the sensory neurons responsible for detection of ambient temperature are located on the surface of the antennae within dome-shaped or campaniform sensilla. These sensilla occur pairwise on the ventral surface of all nine flagellomeres, and in addition, 5-6 of them lie at the distal margin of the terminal flagellomere (Merivee et al, 2000(Merivee et al, , 2001(Merivee et al, , 2002. Both outer and inner structure of the dome-shaped sensilla has been described in the myrmecophilous carabid beetle Paussus favieri (Di Giulio et al, 2012).…”

Ultrastructure of antennal and posterior abdominal sensilla in Chlorophorus caragana females

“…(De Kramer, 1985;Hunger and Steinbrecht, 1998;Klein, 1987;Merivee et al, 2002;Ozaki et al, 2005;Phillips and Vande Berg, 1976;Ren et al, 2012;Shanbhag and Singh, 1992;Shigekazu and Kuwabara, 1965;Yokohari, 1983;Zhang et al, 2013a). Studies of sensillar morphology and ultrastructure in Coleoptera have involved insects in the families Curculionidae, Chrysomelidae, Buprestidae, and Scarabaeidae.…”

Morphology of the Antenna of <I>Dermatobia hominis</I> (Diptera: Cuterebridae) Based on Scanning Electron Microscopy

“…However, Manoj and Sofian-Azirun (2002) found only sensilla chaetica (ch) on the scape and pedicel of B. caraznbolae. Trichoid sensillae function as a mechano-receptors in numerous insects, as stated by Fernandes et al (2002) for Dermatobia hominis, by Merivee et al (2002) for Bembidion properans, by Renthal et al (2003) for Solenpsis invicta, and by Ochieng et al (2000) for Microplitis croceipes.…”