Publikation: Olfactory Strategies in the Defensive Behaviour of Insects
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Most animals must defend themselves in order to survive. Defensive behaviour includes detecting predators or intruders, avoiding them by staying low-key or escaping or deterring them away by means of aggressive behaviour, i.e., attacking them. Responses vary across insect species, ranging from individual responses to coordinated group attacks in group-living species. Among different modalities of sensory perception, insects predominantly use the sense of smell to detect predators, intruders, and other threats. Furthermore, social insects, such as honeybees and ants, communicate about danger by means of alarm pheromones. In this review, we focus on how olfaction is put to use by insects in defensive behaviour. We review the knowledge of how chemical signals such as the alarm pheromone are processed in the insect brain. We further discuss future studies for understanding defensive behaviour and the role of olfaction.
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KANNAN, Kavitha, C. Giovanni GALIZIA, Morgane NOUVIAN, 2022. Olfactory Strategies in the Defensive Behaviour of Insects. In: Insects. MDPI. 2022, 13(5), 470. eISSN 2075-4450. Available under: doi: 10.3390/insects13050470BibTex
@article{Kannan2022-05-18Olfac-57629, year={2022}, doi={10.3390/insects13050470}, title={Olfactory Strategies in the Defensive Behaviour of Insects}, number={5}, volume={13}, journal={Insects}, author={Kannan, Kavitha and Galizia, C. Giovanni and Nouvian, Morgane}, note={Article Number: 470} }
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