Gone with the wind: Is signal timing in a neotropical katydid an adaptive response to variation in wind-induced vibratory noise?

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Estefania Velilla
Matías Muñoz
Nicol Quiroga
Laurel Symes
Hannah M. ter Hofstede
Rachel A. Page
Ralph Simon
Jacintha Ellers
Wouter Halfwerk
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[1] Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam,Department of Ecological Science
[2] Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute,Departamento de Ciencias Ecológicas, Facultad de Ciencias
[3] Universidad de Chile,undefined
[4] Center for Conservation Bioacoustics,undefined
[5] Cornell Lab of Ornithology,undefined
[6] Department of Biological Sciences,undefined
[7] Dartmouth College,undefined
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Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology | 2020年 / 74卷
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Communication; Katydids; Neotropics; Signal timing; Tremulations; Wind;
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