This video shows a rotating external micro-CT scan image of a California spiny lobster (Panulirus interruptus) with its sound producing structures indicated in color.
Sound in the Sea Videos
High Speed videography and video analysis are one of the research tools used by the Patek Lab when studying the mechanics of movement. Below are a selection of videos used in past research.
All | Mechanics of Movement | Sound in the Sea | Mantis Shrimp | Spiny Lobster | Trap-Jaw Ant | Miscellaneous
All | Mechanics of Movement | Sound in the Sea | Mantis Shrimp | Spiny Lobster | Trap-Jaw Ant | Miscellaneous
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California spiny lobsters (Panulirus interruptus) produce sound by rubbing the base of each antenna (plectrum) over an oblong "file" under each eye. Instead of using a typical arthropod mechanism in which a hard pick is dragged...
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In an informal setting, the Speakers and Signers conference exposed a deaf and hearing audience to a wide range of approaches to vibration, including art, design, science and engineering. Sheila Patek speaks here in 2009 with an American...
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