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Response to self-motion in waterstriders: visual discrimination between rotation and translation
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Drift compensation and its sensory basis in waterstriders (Gerris paludum F.)
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Waterstriders (Gerris paludum F.) compensate for drift with a discontinuously working visual position servo
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