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Das Rüsselreflexverhalten der Honigbiene - Die Konditionierung von Gerüchen und ihre Verarbeitung im Gehirn   [Original Title]

The Proboscis Reflex Behaviour of the Honeybee - The Conditioning of Odours and Their Treatment in the Brain   [Title Translation]
Country of Origin: Germany
Year of origin: 1991
Genre: Documentary Film
Locations of shooting: n/a

Credits
Production company: Terraqua Filmproduktion Dr. Wolfgang Tins (Arnbach)
First released by: IWF (Göttingen)
Distributor: IWF (Göttingen)
Producer: Guntram Lotz
Author: Dorothea Brückner


Keywords: Apis mellifera, experimentelle Verhaltensforschung, Geruchssinn, Honigbiene, KonditionierungRüsselreflexverhalten, conditioning, experimental behaviour research, honey-bee, Insecta, olfactory sense, proboscis reflex
The film shows an experimental setup for differential conditioning of honeybees to odours. Classical conditioning of the honeybees is demonstrated; the proboscis reflex behaviour is shown in close-ups. A trick-film part demonstrates the neurobiological basis of the conditioning process. The odour receptors on the antennae of the bee are shown and the brainstructures are described. Learning and memory are compared for the experimental bees and for bees in the field under natural conditions.

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Language: deu, eng
Sound: Sound film
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Duration: 9 min

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