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Fig. 1. Electromyograms of flight motor activity induced by (A) wind stimulation
(wind,
6 m s–1) compared to motor activity evoked by
bath applied cholinergic agonists (perf, B–F) in deafferented locust
preparations. The top traces of each panel show continual sequences as
recorded from the right hindwing depressor muscle (Dh-r) and the
lower traces show details of the pattern as recorded from the right hindwing
elevator (Eh-r) and depressor (Dh-r) and the depressor
left fore- (Df-l) and hindwing homologous (Dh-l)
muscles. (B) The muscarinic agonist pilocarpine (5 mmol l–1)
initiates flight motor activity interrupted by pauses. (C) Acetylcholine (100
mmol l–1) induces continuous rhythmic motor activity with
occasional interspersed sequences that resemble flight. (D) Eserine (1 mmol
l–1) induces a short flight sequence. (E) The cholinergic
agonist carbachol (5 mmol l–1) induces flight motor activity
at exceptionally high frequency. (F) Nicotine (1 mmol l–1)
induces a short burst of uncoordinated motor activity only. Scale bar, 10 s
upper traces, 100 ms lower traces.