Choristers of the Jurassic.

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Title: Choristers of the Jurassic.
Authors: Rust, Jes1 jrust@uni-bonn.de
Source: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 3/6/2012, Vol. 109 Issue 10, p3606-3607. 2p.
Subjects: Sound production by insects, Katydids, Fossil invertebrates, Insect sounds, Gu, J. J., Animal behavior
Abstract: The article presents the author's insights on the production of acoustic signals in animals. The author highlights the study conducted by J. J. Gu and colleagues on the behavior and musical ability of an extinct Middle Jurassic katydid named Archaboilus musicus. Moreover, the author offers critical analysis on the fossil behavior of katydid using its well-preserved fossil wings from Chinese sediments.
Database: Engineering Source
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Abstract:The article presents the author's insights on the production of acoustic signals in animals. The author highlights the study conducted by J. J. Gu and colleagues on the behavior and musical ability of an extinct Middle Jurassic katydid named Archaboilus musicus. Moreover, the author offers critical analysis on the fossil behavior of katydid using its well-preserved fossil wings from Chinese sediments.
ISSN:00278424
DOI:10.1073/pnas.1201447109