1. Can electrostatic fields limit the take-off of tiny whiteflies (Bemisia tabaci)?

   • Omri Lapidot
   • Avital Bechar
   • Gal Ribak

   Original Paper 28 July 2020 Pages: 809 - 817

   

2. The optic lobe–pars intercerebralis axis is involved in circa’bi’dian rhythm of the large black chafer Holotrichia parallela

   • Kohei Watanabe
   • Sakiko Shiga

   Original Paper 03 August 2020 Pages: 819 - 829

   

3. Long-latency optical responses from the dorsal inferior colliculus of Seba’s fruit bat

   • James A. Simmons
   • Hidetaka Yashiro
   • Andrea Megela Simmons

   Original Paper 10 August 2020 Pages: 831 - 844

   

4. Entrainment within neuronal response in optic tectum of pigeon to video displays

   • Jiangtao Wang
   • Xiaoke Niu
   • Li Shi

   Original Paper 18 August 2020 Pages: 845 - 855

   

5. Three-dimensional analysis of the heart function and effect cholinergic agonists in the cockroach Gromphadorhina portentosa

   • Alfonso Claros-Guzmán
   • Martín G. Rodríguez
   • Rodolfo González-Segovia

   Original Paper Open access 21 September 2020 Pages: 857 - 870

   

6. Dark-adaptation in the eyes of a lake and a sea population of opossum shrimp (Mysis relicta): retinoid isomer dynamics, rhodopsin regeneration, and recovery of light sensitivity

   • Tatiana Feldman
   • Marina Yakovleva
   • Mikhail Ostrovsky

   Original Paper Open access 03 September 2020 Pages: 871 - 889

   

7. Numerical analysis of conduction velocity/path relationships in a crustacean sensory neuron

   • De Forest Mellon Jr.

   Original Paper 26 September 2020 Pages: 891 - 898

   

8. Hearing in Indian peafowl (Pavo cristatus): sensitivity to infrasound

   • Rickye Heffner
   • John F. Cumming
   • Henry E. Heffner

   Original Paper 06 October 2020 Pages: 899 - 906

   

9. Integration of ocular and non-ocular photosensory information in the brain of the terrestrial slug Limax

   • Yuko Matsuo
   • Haruka Nishiyama
   • Ryota Matsuo

   Original Paper 06 October 2020 Pages: 907 - 919

   

10. Modular timer networks: abdominal interneurons controlling the chirp and pulse pattern in a cricket calling song

    • Pedro F. Jacob
    • Berthold Hedwig

    Original Paper Open access 21 October 2020 Pages: 921 - 938

    

11. Detection of heliothine sex pheromone components in the Australian budworm moth, Helicoverpa punctigera: electrophysiology, neuroanatomy, and behavior

    • Kevin Cloonan
    • A. Rebecca Rizzato
    • N. Kirk Hillier

    Original Paper 24 October 2020 Pages: 939 - 950