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Head Louse Nervous System

Molecular classification: Nervous System, Sensory System

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The head louse nervous system is highly adapted for detecting environmental cues necessary for parasitism. Its antennae contain multiple specialized receptors integrated into central neural circuits within compact but complex brains. Disruption to this sensory machinery impairs key behaviors like host-seeking.

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Sensory perceptionHost detectionBehavioral coordination

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Parasitism

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