Bioacoustics of Dociostaurus

Genus

91 recordings

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What the sources say about this taxon, as written.

key · Plazi

1. Posterior part of head distinctly rugose..................................................................... 2 - Posterior part of head smooth............................................................................ 3 2. Posterior part of head with a distinct median carina; number of stridulatory pegs 42–62 in male; length of cercus shorter than supra-anal plate in male........................................................... D.(Notostaurus) anatolicus - Posterior part of head without a median carina; number of stridulatory pegs 22–35 in male; length of cercus shorter than supraanal plate in male........................................................................ D.(Kazakia) genei 3. The tip of folded tegmina surpassing distal ends of folded hind femora........................................... 4 - The tip of folded tegmina never surpassing distal ends of folded hind femora...................................... 5 4. The tip of folded tegmina extending well beyond distal ends of folded hind femora; cingular valves of the penis shorter than apical valves, apical penis valves unique, very long and strongly incurved........ Dociostaurus (Dociostaurus) maroccanus - The tip of folded tegmina just surpassing distal ends of folded hind femora; cingular valves of the penis longer than apical valves, apical penis valves nearly smooth not incurved............................ Dociostaurus (Kazakia) jagoi jagoi 5. The tip of folded tegmina located before or just in 3/5 part of folded hind femora................................... 6 - The tip of folded tegmina located after 3/5 of folded hind femora................................................ 8 6. There is no spots in the hind femora.......................................... Dociostaurus (Dociostaurus) salmani - There are usually three uncompleted spots in the inner side of hind femora........................................ 7 7. Light lateral bands on the posterior parts of Pronotum distinct and triangular-shaped.................................................................................................. Dociostaurus (Stauronotulus) cappadocicus - Light lateral bands on the posterior parts of Pronotum rounded....... Dociostaurus (Stauronotulus) hauensteini hauensteini 8. Male epiphallus and posterior projections of lophi is shorter than lateral plates of epiphallus; the male faveolae maximal length/width less than 1.6; the vertical diameter of eye / length of subocular groove rate less than 1.8 in the male; The cubital-I vein of male and female is end before 4/5 of tegmina; number of stridulatory pegs in male (73–91)............................................................................................. Dociostaurus (Kazakia) brevicollis - Male epiphallus and posterior projections of lophi is surpassing the lateral plates of epiphallus; the male faveolae maximal length/width more than 1.8; the vertical diameter of eye / length of subocular groove rate more than 2.3 in the male; The cubital-I vein of male and female is end before 3/5 of tegmina; number of stridulatory pegs in male (46 –58)................................................................................... Dociostaurus (Kazakia) icconium sp. n.

this account at Plazi

Recordings

91 in audioBlast.

412:4 Dociostaurus brevicollis hispanicus (510r4)
86 s
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412:10 Dociostaurus brevicollis hispanicus (511r3)
1268 s
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579:22 Dociostaurus maroccanus (794r4) 16-Nov
193 s
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XC1040401 Dociostaurus brevicollis - calling song
10 s
Albert Lastukhin 2025-08-04 xeno-canto listen › record
XC786777 Dociostaurus brevicollis - calling song
15 s
Baudewijn Odé 2008-06-27 xeno-canto listen › record
XC848941 Dociostaurus brevicollis - calling song
72 s
Baudewijn Odé 2008-06-27 xeno-canto listen › record
XC928448 Dociostaurus jagoi - calling song
4 s
Stanislas Wroza 2024-08-17 xeno-canto listen › record
XC928447 Dociostaurus jagoi - calling song
8 s
Stanislas Wroza 2024-08-17 xeno-canto listen › record
XC854072 Dociostaurus jagoi - calling song
75 s
Baudewijn Odé 2015-07-05 xeno-canto listen › record
XC854070 Dociostaurus jagoi - calling song
338 s
Baudewijn Odé 2015-07-05 xeno-canto listen › record
XC848101 Dociostaurus jagoi - calling song
64 s
Baudewijn Odé 2021-07-26 xeno-canto listen › record
XC848100 Dociostaurus jagoi - calling song
52 s
Baudewijn Odé 2021-07-26 xeno-canto listen › record

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziDociostaurusGenusBaissogryllidaePlazi/Dociostaurus
bio.acousti.caDociostaurusGenusAcrididaebio.acousti.ca/61
xeno-cantoDociostaurusGenus—xeno-canto/Dociostaurus

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