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biology_ecology · 
Plazi
Hosts. In steppes and deserts, usually dwells on riverbanks and in wet hollows, often on saline soils.Was collected in a meadow with Elytrigia sp. , Bromus inermis , and Stipa sp. (Poaceae) and from Carex sp. and Bolboschoenus sp. (Cyperaceae) in Eastern Kazakhstan and from Elymus sp. and other grasses under the canopy of a forest on the riverbank in Central Tien Shan. Calling signal. Unknown.
biology_ecology · Plazi
Hosts. Collected from undetermined species of Poaceae ; both in the steppe and in the forest zones, usually in meadows on riverbanks. Calling signal. Signals of males from the following localities were investigated. 1. Transbaikalia , Southern Buryatia , saline meadow on the bank of Temnik River , 4 km North of Selenduma Town , 13. VII. 2007 , signals of one male recorded at 23–24 oC . 2. The Russian Far East , Primorsky Krai , Pogranichny Region , environs of Barabash-Levada Village , meadow on the bank of Komissarovka River , 19. VII. 2002 , signals of two males recorded at 26–27 oC . Calling signal has a duration from 5–6 up to 25–30 s and is a succession of syllables with rather variable temporal pattern ( Figs. 49–53 ). Typically, a syllable consists of a high-amplitude pulse followed by low-amplitude oscillations and a high-amplitude end part with an abrupt trailing edge ( Figs. 63–65 ). Occasionally, a high-amplitude initial pulse and low-amplitude oscillations are almost entirely absent ( Fig. 66 ). Also, sometimes some syllables have elongated initial parts ( Figs. 67–68 ) or additional high-amplitude pulses in the middle part ( Fig. 69 ). Repetition period of typical (not elongated) syllables averages 470–600 ms in our recordings.