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Conservation of a lateralized visuo-motor axis in hawkmoth proboscis probing

2026-01-30

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Lateralization of behaviour, including motor control and sensory processing, is widespread across bilaterians. In visually guided tasks it often manifests as an axis aligning eye, appendage, and a target within a shared reference frame, such as eye-hand coordination in humans or eye-beak coordination in birds. While studied intensively in a few vertebrate systems, whether similar control principles apply to invert...

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3d375e8b-0030-5388-a836-11f39d4dd19b
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10.64898/2026.01.27.702022
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