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Chapter 05 Video Guide
Chapter 05 Video Guide
Concept | Species | Video Description | Video Length | Hyperlink | Featured Research | Source |
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Chapter Opener | Moths | Moth collecting at Devonian Garden | 13:16 | Click here | ||
5.2 Chemosensory systems detect chemical that are perceived as tastes and odors | Cuttlefish | Cuttlefish spawning aggregation | 8:34 | Click here | Cuttlefish physiological response to odors | |
5.3 Photoreception allows animals to detect light and perceive objects as images | Monarch butterfly | Shows training trial from Monarch butterfly study | 0:09 | Click here | Color vision in monarch butterflies | Journal of Experimental Biology |
5.4 Mechanoreceptors detect vibrations that travel through air, water, or substrates | Asian corn borer moth | Movie 1 - Male courtship with ultrasonic song production : Movie 2 - Wing motions during generation of courtship songs | 0:31 and 0:25 | Click here | Ultrasonic song detection in moths | PNAS Movie 1 and Movie 2 |
5.4 Mechanoreceptors detect vibrations that travel through air, water, or substrates | Antlion | Antlion larvae capturing prey (small spider) by shoving loose sand at it | 2:03 | Click here | Antlions detect substrate-borne vibrations | |
5.5 Some animals can detect electric or magnetic fields | sharks | Research video of several shark species reponding to electric dipole device | 0:37 | Click here | Sharks detect electric fields | Journal of Experimental Biology |
5.6 Predator and prey sensory systems co-evolve | bats and moths | Science Friday Bats Capturing Moths | 3:30 | Click here | Predator-prey sensory system co-evolution: bats and moths | NPR - Science Friday |
5.6 Animals modify their behavior to reduce predation risk | Big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus) and tiger moth (Bertholdia trigona) | Moth evading predation by bat | 0:50 | Click here | Prey take evasive action when detected | Aaron Corcoran |