Communicative Mandible-Snapping in Acrididae (Orthoptera)
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Communicative Mandible-Snapping in Acrididae (Orthoptera)
Paratylotropidia brunneri Scudder is the first insect known to possess a long-range mandibular sound signal. This signal probably evolved through a stage in which feeding noises were significant; it is believed to be a functional analog of other insect calling sounds.
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