The Cator Lab
@ Imperial College London
Mating Flight
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A male Ae. aegypti chases a female in this clip (brought to you by the Cohen Lab!).
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Lauren
5:25 PM on May 23, 2012
@[/Elkyn]
Hello Elkyn,
To record the sound we used a particle velocity microphone. The mosquitoes were tethered above the microphone from a strand of hair. This audio was paired with a beautiful video of free-flight created by the Cohen lab at Cornell (http://cohengroup.ccmr.cornell.edu/)
Thanks for your question ,
Laurne
Hello Elkyn,
To record the sound we used a particle velocity microphone. The mosquitoes were tethered above the microphone from a strand of hair. This audio was paired with a beautiful video of free-flight created by the Cohen lab at Cornell (http://cohengroup.ccmr.cornell.edu/)
Thanks for your question ,
Laurne
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Elkyn
4:32 PM on May 23, 2012
Hello
is a great recording. I want to know, how did you record the mosquito?, microphone? and did you use a special cabin?
Thanks
is a great recording. I want to know, how did you record the mosquito?, microphone? and did you use a special cabin?
Thanks
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