Fruit Fly Brains Ramp Up Activity During Flight

Tuesday, February 16, 2010 - 17:14 in Biology & Nature

A tethered fruit fly (top right) views a display of moving stripes to simulate movement (top left). When moving, the fly shows increased brain activity (bottom), which increases even more when the fly flaps its wings.

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