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. 2024 Oct 2;634(8032):124–138. doi: 10.1038/s41586-024-07558-y

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Extended Data Fig. 10 — (a) Renderings of all neurons (excluding the photoreceptors) with arbors in the ocellar ganglion. “Information flow” from pre- and postsynapses is indicated by arrows along the arbors. (b) Overview of the three ocelli (left, medial, right) which are positioned on the top of the head. Photoreceptors from each ocellus project to a specific subregion of the ocellar ganglion which are separated by glia (marked with black lines on the EM). (c) Top view of the dendritic arbors within the ocellar ganglion of each DNp28 (brown) and OCG01 (blue: cholinergic, green: glutamatergic). The render on the lower shows all 12 OCG01s and 2 DNp28s. Each other render shows one neuron in color and all others in the background in gray for reference. (d) Comparison of number of synapses from OCG01 neurons and visual projection neurons onto descending neurons. (e) Connectivity matrix for connections between ocellar centrifugal neurons and ocellar projection neurons. (f) Inputs to ocellar centrifugal neurons by neuropil. Scale bars: 100 µm (a), 20 µm (c).