Bioacoustics of Elymana pallidipennis

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discussion · Plazi

REMARKS. In terms of the temporal pattern, the male calling signals of E. pallidipennis are almost the same as those of E. sulphurella (Zetterstedt, 1828) , but distinctly differ from the signals of E. koszevnikovi (Zakhvatkin, 1938) [ Tishechkin, 2000: 51–54 ; figs 480–494].

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description · Plazi

SIGNALS. The male calling signal consists of syllables lasting for 2.6– 2.9 s and separated by gaps of approximately from 3 to 7–8 s ( Figs 32–33 ). In our recordings, each signal includes 2–4 syllables. The syllable pattern is indistinct, and individual pulses in it are almost indistinguishable ( Fig. 34 ).

this account at Plazi

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziElymana pallidipennisSpeciesCicadellidaePlazi/Elymana pallidipennis

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