Bioacoustics of Homoeoxipha oscillantenna

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etymology · Plazi

Etymology : The name oscillantenna is combined by two words “oscillate” + “antenna”. It refers to the special behavior of its antenna oscillation. Habitat : This species lives in and on grass. Macropterous individuals are strongly attracted to light at night from Mao'er Mt., Guangxi . The antennae always oscillate nervously. Song : The song was nearly stereotyped with 40 cycles/minute. Each cycle contained 6–8 chirps in 1.062±0.148 s. Each chirp contained 4–5 pulses, but only 3 pulses in the first chirp ( Fig. 4 ).

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziHomoeoxipha oscillantennaSpeciesHaglotettigoniidaePlazi/Homoeoxipha oscillantenna

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