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Agonistic singing behaviour in Adelaide's warbler (Setophaga adelaidae)

Mower, Peter C., University of Lethbridge. Faculty of Arts and Science2023

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

Lin, Chu-ChengUniversity of Cambridge2021

… and song patterns. The central command for singing is controlled by the brain. The song structure is under control of the abdominal central pattern generator (CPG) and acts as a behavioural barrier to prevent courtship with females of closely related species. Therefore, an analysis of the …

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Aspects of song interaction between the closely related bush cricket genera Platycleis and Metrioptera

Latimer, WilliamCity of London Polytechnic1978

This study Is concerned with the behavioural and ecological aspects of the acoustic interaction that occurs when two bush cricket species, Platycleis albopunctata and Metrioptera roeselii. sing together. The effects of the interaction are predominantly one-way and result in inhibition of singing …

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