Tanvi Deora

This study investigates whether pilifers provide mechanosensory feedback during floral tracking in hawkmoths, finding that they respond to lateral motions with rapid latency and extensive neural connections.

The paper examines intraspecific variation in campaniform sensilla placement on hawkmoth wings, finding consistent regions but variable numbers and distributions, suggesting robustness in flight control feedback.

This study investigates how hawkmoths use tactile feedback to locate nectaries in flowers, showing they actively explore and learn to find floral features efficiently.