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stridulations Pachycondyla apicalis Stridulations from a
Pachycondyla apicalis worker.
Pachycondyla verenae Stridulations from a
Pachycondyla verenae worker...
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pedipalp segments.
Stridulations in
males of many
spider species play a role in courtship, and
although H.
pluchei female stridulations also play a role...
- over
great distances.
Other species communicate with sounds:
crickets stridulate, or rub
their wings together, to
attract a mate and
repel other males...
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function as
tactile communication, or
communication through touch, as they
stridulate, or
vibrate a
substrate like
leaves and stems. Most
moths lack bright...
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pallidula stridulations Soldier Stridulations from a
Pheidole pallidula soldier.
Worker Stridulations from a
Pheidole pallidula worker.
Queen Stridulations from...
- long-whiskered catfish,
drumming sounds are used as a
threatening signal and
stridulations are used as a
defense signal.
Kaatz investigated 83
species from 14...
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intensity of the
light produced.
Before mating,
males and
females may
stridulate, or
vibrate the
objects they are on. In the Meloidae, the male climbs...
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forewings (
stridulation).
These sounds are
produced mainly by
males to
attract females,
though in some
species the
females also
stridulate. Gr****hoppers...
- Megaloblatta, like many
other insects, use
stridulation in
order to
steer their predators away. The
stridulating insects are less
likely to be pre**** upon...
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males engage in a
seismic component of
their courtship display,
either stridulation, or
drumming their forelegs on the ground, but some also
dependent on...
