![]() Spider Hair This is part of the exoskeleton of a spider. The cuticle is very textured, and tiny hairs, or setae, stick out from it. Insect setae are often sensory; some are sensitive to vibration (like hearing), some to chemicals (like smelling), and others to things like temperature, gravity, and humidity. I do research on sensory setae on copepods. This whole picture is about 40 micrometers across. |
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Ant | Black Ant2 | Black Ant3 | Fly Kiss | Small Fly | ||||||
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Butterfly | Butterfly 2 | Butterfly Wing | Scale 1 | Scale 2 | ||||||
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Moth Scale | Mantis Wing | Fly Haltere | Fly Wing | Fly Foot | ||||||
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Fly Head | Fly Egg | Aphid 2 | Spider Hair |
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