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Auditory Transduction,e to the gate of a mechanosensitive ion channel. This chapter summarizes the physiological landscape of insect chordotonal auditory receptors, highlighting features that have informed the understanding of the central mechanisms and specializations of insect auditory transducers and their variation.

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Central Neural Processing of Sound Signals in Insects,n in the dark and over large distances. Hearing organs evolved in about 20 groups of insects. Hearing is used by moths and other insects for avoiding predatory bats; by cicada, crickets/bushcrickets, moths, and grasshoppers for intraspecific communication; and by parasitic flies to locate singing ho

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Insect Hearing978-3-319-28890-1Series ISSN 0947-2657 Series E-ISSN 2197-1897