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HYPOTHESIS STIPULATING THAT A NATURAL RADAR NAVIGATIONAL SYSTEM GUIDES HORNET FLIGHT.

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Title: HYPOTHESIS STIPULATING THAT A NATURAL RADAR NAVIGATIONAL SYSTEM GUIDES HORNET FLIGHT.
Authors: Ishay, Jacob S., Gavan, Jacob
Source: Journal of Electromagnetic Waves & Applications. 1999, Vol. 13 Issue 12, p1611. 15p. 4 Black and White Photographs, 1 Chart.
Subjects: Radar in navigation, Electron microscopy, Paper wasps
Abstract: Discusses a hypothesis of a natural radar navigation system guiding hornet flight, based from an investigation of complex arrays of spike elements revealed on vespan cuticle by electron microscopy. Characteristics of hornets and wasps; Principles of the proposed natural radar navigation system hypothesis; Overview of the proposed mode tracking mechanisms of hornets.
Database: Engineering Source
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Abstract:Discusses a hypothesis of a natural radar navigation system guiding hornet flight, based from an investigation of complex arrays of spike elements revealed on vespan cuticle by electron microscopy. Characteristics of hornets and wasps; Principles of the proposed natural radar navigation system hypothesis; Overview of the proposed mode tracking mechanisms of hornets.
ISSN:09205071
DOI:10.1163/156939399X00015