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The competitive advantage of using your head: Gaze control for high performance courtship pursuit in Drosophila
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"Pursuit behaviors require the coordination of movements between
the head and body to stabilize the target image within the pursuer’s
gaze, enabling accurate estimations of the target’s trajectory that are
critical for predation and courtship interactions. However, how visual
information is integrated with gaze control to direct the pursuer’s
subsequent actions remains poorly understood. We leveraged the
courtship pursuit behavior of Drosophila melanogaster, in which male
flies continuously orient themselves toward a moving female, to eval uate the role of head-body coordination on pursuit success(...)"
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Gaze stabilization Drosophila Goal Oriented Behavior Sensorimotor integration Courtship Pursuit