Sexual Behavior in Teleogryllus Field Crickets (Orthoptera: Gryllidae): Elicitation in the Laboratory and in NatureUniversity of California, Berkeley, 1988 - 552 pages |
Contents
MALE MATING SUCCESS IN Teleogryllus | 20 |
Experiment Set III | 26 |
RESULTS | 32 |
17 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
acoustical territories activity hours adaptive value aggressive encounters Alcock Alexander animals Behav Burk burrow Cade caged males callers calling activity calling males calling peaks calling records calling sites calling song Campbell & Shipp capture-recapture intervals circadian rhythms clock cockroach commodus courtship song crispers dawn daytime distances dominance hierarchies dominant and subordinate dusk calling elicited Entomol evolution evolutionary exaptative favorable habitat field crickets FIGURE French Polynesia frequently Gryllidae Gryllus Gryllus campestris habitat indicates individuals insects interactions laboratory last recaptured less Loher & Orsak Loher & Rence male calling males and females mating success mating systems Moorea natural night observation period occupied occurred oceanicus males oceanicus population orthopterans oviposition parasitoid population calling postcopulatory guarding pre-dawn predators produced Sakaluk semi-natural conditions sexual behavior sexual competition Sexual selection species spermatophore stridulation subquadrat temperatures Temporal distribution terrarium Tettigoniidae thigmotaxis UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA unpubl Walker wild males