Acoustic repertoire of the singing cicada Cicadetta cantilatrix Sueur et Puissant, 2007 (Homoptera, Cicadidae) from Russia

Benediktov, A. A.; Михайленко, А.П.

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“…Notes: Acoustic behaviour: The song was described by Gogala and Trilar (2004), Hertach 2004 The calling song is a sequence of repeated two-phase echemes (Fig. 45): the first phase is long with low-intensity (duration 120-1030 ms) and the second phase is short high-intensity pulse (duration 23-60 ms) (Sueur and Puissant 2007b, Benediktov and Mikhailenko 2017). At the beginning of the sequence, the low-intensity parts of the echemes are missing or are of the same duration as the high-intensity pulses.…”

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“…Echeme duration and inter-echeme duration are negatively correlated (Hertach 2011), which is not the case in closely-related species. Singing males can emit echemes at equal intervals for 7-10 minutes or even longer (Benediktov and Mikhailenko 2017). Most of the spectral energy in the frequency domain is between 11 kHz and 18 kHz.…”

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“…The dominant frequency is not constant, but does not show a clear modulation pattern and averages 13 kHz (Sueur and Puissant 2007b). The courtship song and the alarm song (rivalry song or distress call) were described by Benediktov and Mikhailenko (2017).…”

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“…Notes: Acoustic behaviour: The characteristic of the song emission of Pagiphora annulata (the same applies to all other species of the genus Pagiphora) is a surprisingly low frequency band for such relatively-small animals. According to Bennet-Clark and Young (1994), the emitted frequency of such small cicadas should be about 12 kHz, but for Pagiphora annulata, the main energy was measured between 3 and 4.5 kHz Trilar 2000, Gogala et al 2005).…”

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“…,Trilar and Holzinger (2004),Gogala et al (2005), Trilar et al (2006b (all previous citations under the name Cicadetta cerdaniensis),Sueur and Puissant (2007b), Hertach (2011) andBenediktov and Mikhailenko (2017).…”

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Checklist and provisional atlas of singing cicadas (Hemiptera: Cicadidae) of Bulgaria, based on bioacoustics

Trilar¹,

Gjonov²,

Gogala³

2020

BDJ

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The singing cicadas (Hemiptera: Cicadidae) of Bulgaria were poorly known. There are published records for 14 species: Cicada orni, Lyristes plebejus, Cicadatra atra, Cicadatra hyalina, Cicadatra persica, Cicadetta montana, Cicadetta mediterranea, Dimissalna dimissa, Oligoglena tibialis, Tympanistalna gastrica, Pagiphora annulata, Saticula coriaria, Tibicina haematodes and Tibicina steveni. Two species from this list were doubtful in the beginning of our study, since Tympanistalna gastrica is distributed in central and southern Portugal and Saticula coriaria is a north African species. We checked three major institutional collections housed in Sofia, Bulgaria: the National Museum of Natural History (SOFM), the Institute of Zoology (ZISB) and the Biology Faculty of Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski" (BFUS). We confirmed 11 of the species mentioned in literature, except Cicadetta mediterranea and found two additional species: Cicadatra platyptera and Cicadetta macedonica (the specimens in BFUS were bioacoustically confirmed). Based on this knowledge, we further investigated the singing cicadas of Bulgaria with the use of morphological and bioacoustic methods in the years 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2016, 2018 and 2019. We were not able to confirm the presence of Cicadatra persica and Cicadetta mediterranea, but found three additional species: Cicadetta brevipennis s. lat., Cicadetta cantilatrix and Tettigettula pygmea. Using the bioacoustic methods, we also detected unknown singing patterns, which could belong to three or four additional taxa, which need to be described. The Bulgarian fauna of singing cicadas at the moment consists of 16 confirmed and 3-4 potential species.

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Checklist and provisional atlas of singing cicadas (Hemiptera: Cicadidae) of Bulgaria, based on bioacoustics

Trilar¹,

Gjonov²,

Gogala³

2020

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Personality-mediated speed-accuracy tradeoffs in mating in a 17-year periodical cicada

Roth

Kent²,

Hobson

et al. 2022

Behavioral Ecology

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There exists growing evidence that animal personality (consistent between individual differences in behavior) can influence an individual’s fitness. Furthermore, limitations in behavioral plasticity may cause personality-mediated tradeoffs to occur, for example, between speed and accuracy in decision making. We explored whether various measures of personality could predict speed-accuracy tradeoffs in mate selection using Pharaoh cicadas (Magicicada septendecim) and examined the phenotypic traits predicting male mating performance and advertisement rates. We assessed whether male exploration behavior, boldness, and weight could predict a male’s overall copulation attempt rate (the number of attempted copulations with conspecifics of either sex), the number of errors a male made when selecting a mate (the number of same-sex copulation attempts), and male reproductive performance (whether a male successfully copulated with a female). We also assessed whether personality-dependent variation in male advertisement rate (the number of calling song bouts) might underpin the correlation between exploration behavior and mating performance. Although male exploration behavior did not predict male advertisement rate, we found that faster-exploring males exhibited higher overall rates of attempted copulations while also attempting more same-sex copulations, compared to slower-exploring males, suggesting a personality-mediated speed-accuracy tradeoff. Despite making more mate choice errors, however, faster explorers were more likely to successfully copulate with females, compared to slower explorers, indicating that speed may be favored over accuracy in systems where heavily male-biased sex ratios lead to scramble competition. Overall, this work highlights the role of personality in sexual selection and demonstrates that personality can influence speed-accuracy trade-offs in mating.

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New and interesting records of Auchenorrhyncha (Homoptera) in European Russia

Tishechkin

2022

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РЕЗЮМЕ. Приведены данные о новых и интересных находках 36 видов цикадовых в европейской части России. Для 30 видов приведены фотографии внешнего вида и/или гениталий самца, для трёх видов даны осциллограммы призывных сигналов самцов. Почти все виды можно отнести к одной из трёх групп: виды, встречающиеся в европейской части России на западной или, наоборот, восточной границе ареала, криптические виды, недавно выявленные в результате биоакустических исследований, и инвазивные виды, завезённые в европейскую Россию с культурными растениями.

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Acoustic repertoire of the singing cicada Cicadetta cantilatrix Sueur et Puissant, 2007 (Homoptera, Cicadidae) from Russia

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Checklist and provisional atlas of singing cicadas (Hemiptera: Cicadidae) of Bulgaria, based on bioacoustics

Checklist and provisional atlas of singing cicadas (Hemiptera: Cicadidae) of Bulgaria, based on bioacoustics

Personality-mediated speed-accuracy tradeoffs in mating in a 17-year periodical cicada

New and interesting records of Auchenorrhyncha (Homoptera) in European Russia

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