Anatomical methods have identified conserved neuronal morphologies and synaptic
relationships among small‐field retinotopic neurons in insect optic lobes. These conserved …

The Hassenstein–Reichardt autocorrelation model for motion computation was derived
originally from studies of optomotor turning reactions of beetles and further refined from …

The neural circuitry of motion processing in insects, as in primates, involves the segregation
of different types of visual information into parallel retinotopic pathways that subsequently …

Giant motion-sensitive tangential neurons in the lobula plate are thought to be cardinal
elements in the oculomotor pathways of flies. However, these large neurons do not …

Based on comparative anatomical studies and electrophysiological experiments, we have
identified a conserved subset of neurons in the lamina, medulla, and lobula of dipterous …

Recordings from afferent channels from the medulla supplying deep neuropils of the fly's
optic lobes reveal different filter properties among the three classes of afferent neurons …

The crystalline-like structure of the optic lobes of the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster has
made them a model system for the study of neuronal cell-fate determination, axonal path …

In cyclorrhaphan flies, giant tangential neurons in the lobula plate are supplied by
isomorphic arrays of evolutionarily conserved achromatic elementary motion detecting …

Krapp, Holger G., Bärbel Hengstenberg, and Roland Hengstenberg. Dendritic structure
and receptive-field organization of optic flow processing interneurons in the fly. J …

Like the mammalian visual cortex, the fly visual system is organized into retinotopic columns
[1, 2]. A widely accepted biophysical model for computing visual motion, the elementary …