Contains

Acanthogryllus	2
Acheta	16
Anurogryllus	0
Damaracheta	0
Gryllodinus	0
Gryllus	26
Gymnogryllus	4
Loxoblemmus	19
Melanogryllus	2
Phonarellus	1
Scapsipedus	2
Tarbinskiellus	4
Tartarogryllus	0
Teleogryllus	38
Vietacheta	0

Recordings

576:5 Gryllus sp. (247a)	5:46 · W. J. Reynolds
576:6 Gryllus sp. (247b)	4:27 · W. J. Reynolds
576:10 Scapsipedus ? marginatus (251a)	5:09 · W. J. Reynolds
576:11 Scapsipedus ? marginatus (251b)	5:20 · W. J. Reynolds
583:6 Gryllus bimaculatus (809) 9-Jan	15:45 · W. J. Reynolds
596:9 Gryllus campestris (001r1)	11:11 · David R. Ragge
596:11 Acheta domesticus (001r3)	9:11 · John Huxley
598:1 Gymnogryllus brachyxiphus (671r1)	1:58
598:2 Tarbinskiellus portentosus (671r2)	1:11 · E. Sismondo
598:3 Teleogryllus mitratus (671r3)	1:16 · E. Sismondo
598:4 Teleogryllus mitratus (671r4)	0:55 · E. Sismondo
598:5 Teleogryllus occipitalis (671r5)	2:23 · E. Sismondo
598:8 Loxoblemmus intermedius (671r8)	1:00 · E. Sismondo
899:14 Teleogryllus xanthoneurus (112r11)	0:12
899:15 Teleogryllus xanthoneurus (1/4 speed) (112r12)	0:52
991:1 Gryllus campestris (142r1)	3:12 · David R. Ragge; W. J. Reynolds
991:2 Gryllus campestris (142r2)	3:09 · David R. Ragge; W. J. Reynolds
991:3 Gryllus campestris (142r3)	5:36 · David R. Ragge; W. J. Reynolds
991:4 Gryllus campestris (142r4)	4:46 · David R. Ragge; W. J. Reynolds
565_24_Acheta domesticus	0:47
565_22_Gryllus campestris	0:51
565_23_Gryllus campestris	0:37
3 House-cricket (Simon Elliott)	0:40
25 Field-cricket	0:51
160 Teleogryllus oceanicus	15:41 · David R. Ragge; W. J. Reynolds
Acheta domesticus	0:32
エンマコオロギ	1:32
タイワンエンマコオロギ	1:20
エゾエンマコオロギ	1:36
ムニンエンマコオロギ	0:49
ミツカドコオロギ	0:50
オオオカメコオロギ	0:49
ハラオカメコオロギ	0:47
タンボオカメコオロギ	0:50
モリオカメコオロギ	0:49
ネッタイオカメコオロギ	0:49
マメクロコオロギ	1:03
フタホシコオロギ	1:03
クロツヤコオロギ	0:49
イエコオロギ	0:49
Canary Islands, Los Christianos; Lab recording; recorder: Kenwood KX880HX; microphone: copy from Uher Report 4400; tape: Sony Metal ES 60IV; tape no.: U01A:17.25-18.33.	0:11
Canary Islands, Los Christianos; Lab recording; recorder: Kenwood KX880HX; microphone: copy from Uher Report 4400; tape: Sony Metal ES 60IV; tape no.: U01A:12.28-17.25.	0:31
lab recording, 13.00 h, 20°C (Uher, tape no. CS_U10R)	0:20
India, Uttar Pradesh, Aligarh, lab recording, 4/10/1983 at 21:00 h, 20°C (Uher 4000 Report IC with Uher M 53, tape no. CS_U10R, 500 Hz high pass filter)	0:46
field recording, at 1.30 h, 18.5°C (Uher 4000IC?, tape no. U7g)	0:21
Greece, Grevena, Mt. Vourinos near Ag. Pandelimon and Katafygion, lab recording, 26/6/1986, 21°C (Uher 4200IC?, tape no. U-WI1986-1r, isolated male and courtship)	0:35
Somalia, Somalia-Mogadiscio, Gesira; Lab recording; date recorded: 3/1/1974-3/31/1974; temperature: 29°C; recorder: Uher 4000 Report IC; microphone: Uher M 53; tape no.: CS_U07G; als Grille (schwarz) Tier 3 auf Band, als G. cf. chappuisi in Schmidt 1999 b	0:31
Somalia, Afgooy (“Afgoi”); Lab recording; date recorded: 3/1/1974-3/31/1974; temperature: 29°C; recorder: Uher 4000 Report IC; microphone: Uher M 53; tape no.: CS_U07G; als Grille (schwarz) auf Band, als G. cf. meruensis in Schmidt 1999 bezeichnet; laut B	0:25
6 s of calling at 27.4°C (from SWH-2010-01a); Illinois, Champaign Co., Aug. 2010.	0:05
West Java, Gunung Salak, above Ciapus, Sukamandri, field recording, 18/2/1995 at 16:30 h, 22°C (Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: BASF CMII, tape no. SO1/95:131-161, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:26
Java, Bogor, Kebun Raya, field recording, 25/2/1995 17:00-19:00 h, 24°C (Sony D7 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: Sony DT-60, tape no. D29:57.00-59.00, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:18
West Java, Cibodas, field recording, 25/3/1993, 16.5°C, darkness (Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: BASF CMII, tape no. SO3/93:229-253, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:16
lab recording, 16/4/1993, 22.5°C (Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: BASF CMII, tape no. SO4/93:220-270, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:29
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Thiphamon, field recording, 20/4/1994 at 20:40 h, 26°C, darkness (Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: BASF CMII, tape no. SO2/94:472-502, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:20
lab recording, 10/4/1993, 22.5°C, darkness (Aiwa DAT with Sennheiser Stereo 0-18 kHz, tape no. D21, cut below 500 Hz)	0:24
lab recording, 10/4/1993, 22.5°C (Aiwa DAT with Sennheiser Stereo 0-18 kHz, tape no. D21, cut below 500 Hz)	0:24
lab recording, 18/4/1993, 23°C (Aiwa DAT with Sennheiser Stereo 0-18 kHz, tape no. D21, cut below 500 Hz)	0:19
field recording, 25°C (Sony WM-D3 with Universum mono, tape: UX-ES90, tape no. TH2/89:081-118)	0:28
Singapore, Botanic Gardens, field recording, 1/3/1993, 28°C, sunshine (Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: Sony UX-Pro90, tape no. SO1/93:061-074, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:16
West Sumatra, Maninjau, lab recording, 19/3/1995 at 21:30, 25°C (Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: BASF CMII, tape no. SO2/95:152-212, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:37
West Sumatra, Maninjau, lab recording, 19/3/1995 at 23:00 h, 24.7°C (artificial light, Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: BASF CMII, tape no. SO2/95:212-237, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:26
Java, Bogor, Kebun Raya, field recording, 25/2/1995 17:00-19:00 h, 25°C (Sony D7 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: Sony DT-60, tape no. D29:49.55-53.00, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:33
lab recording, April 1988, 8:00 h, 21°C (Uher, tape no. CS_U11R, 500 Hz high pass)	0:34
Thailand, Tak, Mae Salit, Monkrating, field recording, 19/9/1989, 25°C (Sony WM-D3 with Universum mono, tape: UX-ES90, tape no. TH1/89:418-448)	0:17
Sumatra, Pematang Siantar, field recording, 8/3/1993, 24°C, darkness (Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: Sony UX-Pro90, tape no.: SO2/93:209-228, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:16
Malaysia, Selangor, Ulu Gombak Field Study Centre, 20 km NW Kuala Lumpur, field recording, 7/4/1984 at 22:45 h, 26°C (Uher 4200IC with Uher M645, tape no. U36/84g)	0:06
field recording (Sony WM-D3 with Universum mono, tape: UX-PRO90, tape no. TH4/88:310-364)	0:38
field recording, 17/4/1988 (Sony WM-D3 with Universum mono, tape: UX-ES90, tape no. TH1/88:085-116)	0:16
field recording, 8/5/1988 (Sony WM-D3 with Universum mono, tape: UX-PRO90, tape no.: TH2/88:369-431)	0:39
field recording, 10/5/1988 (Sony WM-D3 with Universum mono, tape: UX-PRO90, tape no. TH2/88:431-595)	0:25
field recording, 19/5/1988 (Sony WM-D3 with Universum mono, tape: UX-PRO90, tape no. TH3/88:152-248)	0:31
field recording, 24/5/1988 (Sony WM-D3 with Universum mono, tape: UX-PRO90, tape no. TH3/88:423-520)	0:34
field recording, 7/6/1988 (Sony WM-D3 with Universum mono, tape: UX-PRO90, tape no. TH5/88:102-111, disturbed during recording)	0:34
field recording, 5/10/1991, 19°C (Sony WM-D3 with Universum mono, tape: UX-Pro90, tape no. SO7/91:120-140)	0:21
field recording, 14/4/1994 20:30 h, 29°C, darkness (Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: BASF CMII, tape no. SO1/94:171-211, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:21
field recording, 20/4/1994 19:40 h, 31°C, darkness (Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: BASF CMII, tape no. SO2/94:372-392, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:34
field recording, 22/1/1997 23:30 h, 23°C, darkness (Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: TDK SA-X60, tape no. SO1/97:206-242, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:37
field recording, 23/1/1997 23:45 h, 23°C, darkness (Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: TDK SA-X60, tape no. SO1/97:427-491, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:24
field recording, 27/1/1997 5:00 h, 19°C, darkness (Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: TDK SA-X60, tape no. SO2/97:200-220, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:23
field recording, 27/1/1997 6:00 h, 19°C, darkness (Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: TDK SA-X60, tape no. SO2/97:220-244, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:23
Hawaii, Hilo University Campus, field recording, 4/8/1993, 21.5°C (darkness, Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: Sony UX-S, tape no. SO5/93:083-138, microphone filter below 100 Hz)	0:24
Germany, Erlangen, lab recording, 1/12/1980, 24.5°C (position-detection lamp, Racal with B&K 1/2", tape no. R81-10)	0:37
Grillon Printanier	1:25
Grillon Domestique	0:50
Grillon Automnal	1:37
393:7 Acheta domesticus(354)	5:26 · W. J. Reynolds
393:8 Acheta domesticus(354b)	5:12 · W. J. Reynolds
393:9 Acheta domesticus(355)	4:13 · W. J. Reynolds
393:10 Acheta domesticus(355b)	6:01 · W. J. Reynolds
393:11 Acheta domesticus(356)	4:18 · W. J. Reynolds
393:12 Acheta domesticus(356b)	6:40 · W. J. Reynolds
394:1 Acheta domesticus(357)	5:54 · W. J. Reynolds
394:2 Acheta domesticus(357b)	2:31 · W. J. Reynolds
394:11 Teleogryllus sp.(364)	5:13 · W. J. Reynolds
394:12 Teleogryllus sp.(364b)	5:15 · W. J. Reynolds
394:13 Teleogryllus sp.(365)	4:28 · W. J. Reynolds
394:14 Teleogryllus sp.(365b)	1:04 · W. J. Reynolds
396:3 Gryllus sp. (380)	1:54 · W. J. Reynolds
396:4 Gryllus sp. (380r2)	4:47 · W. J. Reynolds
396:5 Gryllus sp. (380r2b)	2:15 · W. J. Reynolds

The first 100 of 114 recordings are listed here.

Specimens

Acheta domesticus NHMUK BMNH(E) 010211139
Acheta domesticus NHMUK BMNH(E) 010211140
Gryllus NHMUK BMNH(E) 01011138	B. H. Betts
Gryllus (Gryllus) bimaculatus NHMUK BMNH(E) 010211133	1974-10-01 · B. H. Betts
Gryllus (Gryllus) bimaculatus NHMUK BMNH(E) 010211137	1980-07-01 · Tim Mallett; Douglas Roy
Gryllus (Gryllus) bimaculatus NHMUK BMNH(E) 010211136	1980-07-01 · Tim Mallett; Douglas Roy
Gryllus (Gryllus) campestris NHMUK BMNH(E) 010210746	1975-06-11 · W. J. Reynolds
Gryllus (Gryllus) campestris NHMUK BMNH(E) 010210745	1975-06-11 · W. J. Reynolds
Gymnogryllus lucens NHMUK BMNH(E) 010210744	1969-07-04 · W. J. Bailey
Teleogryllus NHMUK BMNH(E) 010212075
Teleogryllus (Macroteleogryllus) mitratus NHMUK BMNH(E) 010211115	1984-07-01 · R. Beck
Teleogryllus (Macroteleogryllus) mitratus NHMUK BMNH(E) 010211116	1984-07-01 · R. Beck
Teleogryllus (Teleogryllus) oceanicus NHMUK BMNH(E) 010211119
Teleogryllus (Teleogryllus) oceanicus NHMUK BMNH(E) 010211120
Teleogryllus (Teleogryllus) oceanicus NHMUK BMNH(E) 010211118

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Simmons, Leigh W.; Zuk, Marlene (1992). Variability in call structure and pairing success of male field crickets, Gryllus bimaculatus: the effects of age, size and parasite load. Animal Behaviour, 44(6): 1145 - 1152.

Webb, Karen Lynn; Roff, Derek A. (1992). The quantitative genetics of sound production in Gryllus firmus. Animal Behaviour, 44(5): 823 - 832.

Atkins, Steven; Atkins, Gordon; Rhodes, Mike; Stout, John F. (1989). Influence of syllable period on song encoding properties of an ascending auditory interneuron in the cricketAcheta domestica. Journal of Comparative Physiology A, 165(6): 827 - 836.

Hoy, Ronald R.; Nolen, Tom; Brodfuehrer, Peter (1989). The neuroethology of acoustic startle and escape in flying insects.

Ahmad, Adeel; Siddiqui, M. A. (1988). Physical processes and mechanism of sound production in Field Cricket Gryllus bimaculatus De Geer. Entomon, 13(2): 109-120.

Simmons, L.W. (1988). The calling song of the field cricket, Gryllus bimaculatus (de geer): constraints on transmission and its role in intermale competition and female choice. Animal Behaviour, 36(2): 380 - 394.

Weber, Theo; Thorson, John (1988). Auditory behavior of the cricket IV. Interaction of direction of tracking with perceived temporal pattern in split-song paradigms. Journal of Comparative Physiology A, 163(1): 13-22.

Atkins, Gordon; Pollack, Gerald S. (1987). Response properties of prothoracic, interganglionic, sound-activated interneurons in the cricketTeleogryllus oceanicus. Journal of Comparative Physiology A, 161(5): 681 - 693.

Angulo, Andres O.; Valdivieso, Humberto; Baldeig, Juan G.; Oyarzo, Hector (1987). El aparato estridulador de Gryllus fulvipennis Blachard: algunos alcances bioacousticos y morfologicos (Orthoptera, Gryllidae). Annales de la Société Entomologique de France, 23(1): 43-48.

Kavanagh, Mark W. (1987). The Efficiency of Sound Production in Two Cricket Species, Gryllotalpa Australis and Teleogryllus Commodus (Orthoptera: Grylloidea). Journal of Experimental Biology, 130: 107-119.

Latimer, William; Lewis, DB (1986). Song harmonic content as a parameter determining acoustic orientation behaviour in the cricketTeleogryllus oceanicus (Le Guillou). Journal of Comparative Physiology A, 158: 583–591.

Hedrick, Ann V. (1986). Female preferences for male calling bout duration in a field cricket. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, 19(1): 73 - 77.

Doherty, John A. (1985). Temperature Coupling and ‘Trade-Off’ Phenomena in the Acoustic Communication System of the Cricket, Gryllus bimaculatus De Geer (Gryllidae). Journal of Experimental Biology, 114: 17-35.

Doolan, Jane M.; Pollack, Gerald S. (1985). Phonotactic specificity of the cricket Teleogryllus oceanicus: intensity-dependent selectivity for temporal parameters of the stimulus.

Atkins, Gordon; Ligman, Scott; Burghardt, Frederick; Stout, John F. (1984). Changes in phonotaxis by the female cricket Acheta domesticus L. after killing identified acoustic interneurons. Journal of Comparative Physiology A, 154(6): 795 - 804.

Kühne, Roland; Silver, Susan; Lewis, Brian (1984). Processing of vibratory and acoustic signals by ventral cord neurones in the cricket Gryllus campestris. Journal of Insect Physiology, 30(7): 575 - 585.

Hutchings, Mary; Lewis, Brian (1984). The role of two-tone suppression in song coding by ventral cord neurones in the cricket Teleogryllus oceanicus (Le Guillou).

Kleindienst, Hans -Ulrich; Wohlers, David W.; Larsen, Ole Næsbye (1983). Tympanal membrane motion is necessary for hearing in crickets.

Hoy, Ronald R.; Pollack, Gerald S.; Moiseff, Andrew (1982). Species-Recognition in the Field Cricket, Teleogryllus oceanicus: Behavioral and Neural Mechanisms. American Zoologist, 22(3): 597-607.

Forrest, TG (1982). Acoustic communication and baffling behaviors of crickets. The Florida Entomologist, 65: 33–44.

Cade, William H. (1981). Alternative male strategies: genetic differences in crickets.. Science, 212(4494): 563-4.

CADE, W. H. (1981). Alternative Male Strategies: Genetic Differences in Crickets.

Bell, Paul D. (1979). Acoustic attraction of herons by crickets. Journal of the New York Entomological Society, 87: 126-27.

Ball, Eldon E. (1979). Development of the auditory tympana in the cricket Teleogryllus commodus (Walker): Experiments on regeneration and transplantation. Experientia, 35(3): 324 - 325.

Ball, Eldon E.; Cowan, A N (1978). Ultrastructural study of the development of the auditory tympana in the cricket Teleogryllus commodus (Walker).. J Embryol Exp Morphol, 46: 75-87.

Ball, Eldon E.; Hill, K. G. (1978). Functional development of the auditory system of the cricket,Teleogryllus commodus. Journal of Comparative Physiology ? A, 127(2): 131 - 138.

Bailey, Winston J.; Thomson, Peter (1977). Acoustic Orientation in the Cricket Teleogryllus Oceanicus (Le Guillou). Journal of Experimental Biology, 67: 61-75.

Cade, William H. (1975). Acoustically Orienting Parasitoids: Fly Phonotaxis to Cricket Song. Science, 190(4221): 1312 - 1313.

Young, David; Ball, Eldon E. (1974). Structure and development of the auditory system in the prothoracic leg of the cricket Teleogryllus commodus (Walker) I. Adult structure. Zeitschrift für Zellforschung und mikroskopische Anatomie, 147(3): 293 - 312.

Ball, Eldon E.; Young, David (1974). Structure and development of the auditory system in the prothoracic leg of the cricket Teleogryllus commodus (Walker) II. Postembryonic development. Zeitschrift für Zellforschung und mikroskopische Anatomie, 147(3): 313 - 324.

Bentley, David R. (1972). Genetic control of the neuronal network generating cricket (Teleogryllus gryllus) song patterns. Animal Behaviour, 20(3): 478 - 492.

Murphey, R. K.; Zaretsky, Malcolm D. (1972). Orientation to Calling Song by Female Crickets, Scapsipedus Marginatus (Gryllidae). Journal of Experimental Biology, 56: 335-252.

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