Bioacoustics of Eneoptera

Genus

23 recordings
2 trait measurements

Account

What the sources say about this taxon, as written.

behaviour · bio.acousti.ca

Data available for E. surinamensis and E. guyanensis only: these are diurnal species, living in open areas of rain forests (along roads, in natural or man-made clearings). Both sexes are found near the ground, in the leaf litter or some- times on low plants, from where males sing.

this account at bio.acousti.ca

key · Plazi

1. Light brown, at least dorsally. FW dull. Male. FW: harp veins parallel on their whole length; stridulatory file with teeth not divided into two distinct specialized sections (all teeth are simple). Male genitalia: pseudepiphallic lophi very long; basal lobe of pseudepiphallic parameres membranous. Female. Copulatory papilla not conical.......................... 2 - Dark brown. FW slightly shiny. Male. FW: harp veins convergent; stridulatory file divided in two dictinctive parts, the anal region made of plain teeth and the basal region made of double, furrowed teeth. Male genitalia: pseudepiphallic lophi globular and short; basal lobe of pseudepiphallic parameres sclerotised. Female. Copulatory papilla conical.......... 3 2. Species of average shape. Head dorsum flat. FIII wide basally. Vertex and FIII almost uniformly brown. Male. Male genitalia: pseudepiphallic lophi well sclerotised, with almost no membranous part. Female. FW lateral field with triangular area entirely black, made of few wide cells (4–5 cells in the widest part), their veins little visible. Ovipositor as long as FIII. Copulatory papilla cylindrical........................................ Eneoptera surinamensis (De Geer, 1838) - Species of slender shape. Head globular dorsally. FIII thinner basally. FIII generally with a light brown dorsal band. Vertex with 3 dark brown longitudinal lines. Male. Male genitalia: lophi with a large membranous part. Female. FW lateral field with a black triangular area fenestrated, made of cells slightly wider than long (about 10 cells in the widest part), delimited by yellow veins. Ovipositor shorter than FIII. Copulatory papilla diamond-shaped................................................................................................... Eneoptera caliginosa ( Walker, 1869 ) 3. FIII with a contrasted yellow orange dorsal band. Male. FW: harp veins convergent distad. Male genitalia: pseudepiphallic lophi globular. Female. Copulatory papilla ventral expansion long and perpendicularly folded......................................................................................... Eneoptera guyanensis Chopard, 1931 - FIII uniformly dark brown. Male . FW: harp veins convergent at mid-length. Male genitalia: pseudepiphallic lophi straight. Female. Copulatory papilla ventral expansion short and straight................ Eneoptera nigripedis Robillard, 2005

this account at Plazi

Acoustic traits

2 measurements across 2 traits. Each name links to its term in the audioBlast vocabulary.

Crepitation (Presence)

Absent

Sound Production Method

Elytral Stridulation

Measurements

Every value behind the summaries above. Each links to its own record in the API, which carries the reference it was taken from.

TraitValueCallPartSexTemp.Source
Crepitation (Presence)AbsentMale; Femalebio.acousti.ca
Sound Production MethodElytral Stridulationbio.acousti.ca

Recordings

23 in audioBlast.

field recording, 00:30 h, 22ºC
12 s
bio.acousti.ca listen › record
iNat47998731 Eneoptera surinamensis
Matthieu Gauvain 2019-11-06 iNaturalist listen › record
XC1142136 Eneoptera nigripedis - calling song
73 s
Sidnei Dantas 2020-04-06 xeno-canto listen › record
iNat41395114 Eneoptera nigripedis
Sidnei Dantas 2020-04-04 iNaturalist listen › record
iNat41626872 Eneoptera nigripedis
Sidnei Dantas 2020-04-06 iNaturalist listen › record
field recording, 00:30 h, 22ºC
12 s
bio.acousti.ca listen › record
iNat47998731 Eneoptera surinamensis
Matthieu Gauvain 2019-11-06 iNaturalist listen › record
XC1142136 Eneoptera nigripedis - calling song
73 s
Sidnei Dantas 2020-04-06 xeno-canto listen › record
iNat41395114 Eneoptera nigripedis
Sidnei Dantas 2020-04-04 iNaturalist listen › record
iNat41626872 Eneoptera nigripedis
Sidnei Dantas 2020-04-06 iNaturalist listen › record
XC1142136 Eneoptera nigripedis - calling song
73 s
Sidnei Dantas 2020-04-06 xeno-canto listen › record
iNat41395114 Eneoptera nigripedis
Sidnei Dantas 2020-04-04 iNaturalist listen › record

11 more in the audioBlast browser.

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Higher classification

Contains

Alongside

No sibling taxa held.

Sources

The rows audioBlast holds for this taxon, each matched to the same Catalogue of Life node. Where a source classifies it differently, its own classification is kept.

SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
xeno-cantoEneopteraGenus—xeno-canto/Eneoptera
bio.acousti.caEneopteraGenusGryllidaebio.acousti.ca/3382
PlaziEneopteraGenusGryllidaePlazi/Eneoptera
iNaturalistEneopteraGenusGryllidaeiNaturalist/554768

Machine-readable

Bioschemas is in the head of this page. The Darwin Core RDF lives at the API address below, which negotiates JSON-LD and Turtle.

Bioschemas Taxon, as embedded
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