Titlebook: Comparative Hearing: Insects; Ronald R. Hoy,Arthur N. Popper,Richard R. Fay Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 behavi

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Soziologie der N?chsten GesellschaftChapter 1, the diverse developmental origins of insectan hearing organs lead to an assortment of tympanal ears. In comparison with the singular origin and location of the vertebrate ears, insectan hearing organs present a bewildering diversity of form and location. These differences stand in contras

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,?ffentliche Online-Kommunikation, structures serve, and it can be difficult to determine which parts of an organism’s phenotype have been subjected to the specific changes induced by coevolutionary effects (e.g., are the horns of male deer directed against predators or other males?). Vertebrates, in particular, present special prob

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