Lab develops novel approach to study sound recognition in acoustically orienting animals

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Sep 20, 2019, 4:43 pm649 ptsHot
If you wander outside on these late summer nights, you might hear the din of calling songs from field crickets. Male crickets produce these songs to attract their mates—but they may also draw the attention of acoustically orienting parasitiod flies. The fly Ormia ochracea has evolved directionally sensitive…

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