Abstract
* Corresponding author: E-mail: osvaldas.ruksenas@gf.vu.lt Locust wing stretch receptor is known to exhibit fi ring frequency adaptation when the forewing is lift ed to a constant position. However, during fl ight, the wing periodically moves and the receptor’s response properties are in this dynamic mode unknown. We recorded extracellularly the response from the Locusta migratoria forewing stretch receptor while the wing was periodically lift ed and found that the adaptation of the stretch receptor is expressed in a dynamic mode as well; however, this adaptation is weaker than in the static mode.
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