The call of G. carri is entirely ultrasonic and pure tone. It consists of a long train of syllables, sometimes paired, produced at the rate of 6–15/s; mean syllable duration is 0.0407 (SD=0.00786, n=100), with a distinct and narrow frequency peak at 39.3–43.9 kHz (Figs. 49G–I). This species is one of the only two known ka- tydids in Gorongosa with the call that is entirely ultrasonic (the second one is Phaneroptera parva Ragge, 1956). [1]
| Ontology Term | Værdi | Reference | Redigér-link |
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Length Of Stridulatory File https://vocab.audioblast.org/StridulatoryFileLength |
0.88 Male, |
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Number Of Teeth On Stridulatory File https://vocab.audioblast.org/StridulatoryFileToothNumber |
50 Male, |
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Width of Stridulatory File https://vocab.audioblast.org/StridulatoryFileWidth |
0.045 Male, |
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| Ontology Term | Værdi | Reference | Redigér-link |
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| Syllable Repetition Rate (Repeated Syllables in Song) |
6-15 Male, |
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| Syllable Duration (song is syllable sequence) |
0.0407 Male, |
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Peak Frequency (kHz) https://vocab.audioblast.org/PeakFrequency |
39.3-43.9 Male, |
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