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The Johnston's organ, which sits at the base of the antennae, can tell when the moth pitches or rolls, and relays this information to the insect's brain, allowing it to correct its position.
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The Johnston's organ, which sits at the base of the antennae, can tell when the moth pitches or rolls, and relays this information to the insect's brain, allowing it to correct its position. |