Acoustic satellite behaviour in the Australian bushcricket Elephantodeta nobilis

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Male and female Australian bushcrickets, Elephantodeta nobilis, duet with the female responding to the male's call. The four parts of the male's call are described as A, B, C and D. The female was found to reply 570 ms after the D pulse of the male, which followed part B. Noncalling males used satellite methods by inserting clicks 200 ms before the alpha male's D pulse.

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Potential lifetime reproductive success of male bushcrickets parasitized by a phonotactic fly

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Reduction in reproductive success and life tenure of male bushcricket, Poecilimon mariannae, when parasitized by the phonotactic fly, Therobia leonidei, is analyzed.

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The influence of age and size on temporal mate signalling behavior

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The effects of age and size on the temporal mate signalling behavior of the Texas field cricket were studied.

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