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History-dependent spiking facilitates efficient encoding of polarization angles in neurons of the central complex

This article has 3 authors:
1. Lisa Rother
2. Anna Stöckl
3. Keram Pfeiffer
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  This valuable study combines electrophysiology experiments and modeling to investigate the encoding of dynamic patterns of polarized light by identified neurons of the bumblebee central complex. The scientific question and methodology are compelling. However, the evidence supporting the authors' conclusions is incomplete without more comprehensive statistical analyses.
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