Bioacoustics of Epacanthaclisis

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discussion · Plazi

Remarks. Krivokhatsky (1998) described the male genitalia of Epacanthaclisis with the mediuncus situated between the pair of parameres, but the figures of male genitalia by Krivokhatsky were not labeled. We could not find the mediuncus on these figures. So we speculate that the sclerite named mediuncus by Krivokhatsky is not homologous with the mediuncus defined by Aspöck et al . (1980). Male of some species with hair-pencils or tuft, usually situated on IV–VI abdominal segments; presumed functions of these structures could be stridulation or sex pheromone volatilization ( Krivokhatsky, 1998 ) and may play an important role in courtship ( New, 1981 ).

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziEpacanthaclisisGenusMyrmeleontidaePlazi/Epacanthaclisis

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