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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"phonotactic behaviour"”.

  1. An analysis of phonotactic behaviour in the cricket Gryllus bimaculatus

    … represents a comprehensive examination of the phonotactic behaviour (i.e. attraction to sound) of the female Gryllus bimaculatus under laboratory conditions. Chapter 2 is the first study to analyze the effect of substrate texture on walking performance in crickets. Substrate texture is found to …

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  2. Activity and Structure of Auditory Brain Neurons Underlying Phonotactic Behaviour in Female Crickets

    … sound patterns with varied pulse period. Recent behavioural tests were performed by systematically varying single pulse durations or inter-pulse intervals, which also led to the design of a chirp pattern with 5-20-50 ms pulses that is attractive when played forward, but non-attractive when the …

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  3. Behavioural and neural studies of male singing and female phonotaxis behaviour in crickets

    … central pattern generator (CPG) and acts as a behavioural barrier to prevent courtship with females of closely related species. Therefore, an analysis of the song structure, the central command, and the organisation of the CPG in different cricket species could reveal how evolution shaped …

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