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Neoconocephalus

Genus · 42 recordings

Contains

Neoconocephalus affinis	2
Neoconocephalus bivocatus	3
Neoconocephalus caudellianus	1
Neoconocephalus cf spiza	1
Neoconocephalus ensiger	4
Neoconocephalus exiliscanorus	5
Neoconocephalus melanorhinus	1
Neoconocephalus nebrascensis	4
Neoconocephalus pahayokee	1
Neoconocephalus palustris	3
Neoconocephalus punctipes	1
Neoconocephalus retusus	3
Neoconocephalus robustus	3
Neoconocephalus saturatus	2
Neoconocephalus spiza	2
Neoconocephalus triops	6

Recordings

576:8 Neoconocephalus (249a)	3:59
576:9 Neoconocephalus (249b)	7:50
Neoconocephalus cf spiza	0:10
Neoconocephalus affinis	0:15
Neoconocephalus punctipes	0:11
Neoconocephalus spiza (Costa Rica)	0:14
Neoconocephalus spiza (Panama)	0:07
Neoconocephalus triops	0:15
male from La Selva, Costa Rica	0:05
Ocean Co., NJ, cage in room, temp. 24.3 degrees C, 20 sec.	0:20
5 s of calling at 24.3°C (from WTL189-8). Peak frequency 9 kHz.	0:04
20 s of calling song [1.69MB]; male from Ocean Co., N.J.; 24.3°C. (WTL189-8)	0:20
Alachua Co., FL, old field, temp. 24.5 degrees C, 20 sec.	0:20
male from Storrs, Connecticut, USA	0:05
5 s of calling at 16.3°C (from WTL194-10b), peak frequency 12 kHz	0:11
20 s of calling song, 4 caged males from Livingston Co., Mich, 16.3°C (WTL194-10b) [cages close, songs synchronized]	0:20
12 s of calling song, male from Washington Co., Ohio, 25.0°C (WTL194-14)	0:05
20 s of calling song, male from Cape May Co., N.J., 25.5°C (WTL197-18a)	0:20
24 s of calling song, male from Cape May Co., N.J., 25.5°C (WTL197-18d)	0:25
18 s of calling song, male from Cape May Co., N.J.; 25.7°C (WTL197-17)	0:17
5 s of calling at 25.5°C (from WTL197-18a). Peak frequency 11 kHz	0:05
Cape May Co., NJ, cage in room, 25.5ºC, 24 sec.	0:25
Levy Co., FL, cage in lab, 25.5ºC, 20 sec.	0:19
Pope Co., IL, weedy low area, temp. 22.8 degrees C, 20 sec.	0:19
20 s of calling song [1.72MB]; male from Hinds Co., Miss.; 25.0°C. (WTL196-5)	0:20
20 s of calling song [1.67MB]; males from Pope Co., Ill., synchronizing ; 22.8°C. (WTL196-9)	0:19
5 s of calling at 25.0°C (from WTL196-5). Peak frequency 9 kHz.	0:04
Palm Beach Co., FL, grass, 22.6ºC, 20 sec.	0:20
Obion Co., TN, cage in room, 26ºC, 19 sec.	0:19
19 s of calling song, male from Obion Co., Tenn., 26.0°C. (WTL186-10)	0:19
5 s of calling at 26.0°C (from WTL186-10), peak frequency 10 kHz	0:05
male from Durham, CT, USA	0:05
19 s of calling song, male from Alachua Co., Fla., 24.5°C (WTL193-17)	0:19
5 s of calling at 24.5°C (from WTL193-17), peak frequency 14 kHz	0:05
male from Storrs, CT, USA	0:05
20 s of calling song [1.69MB]; male from Washington Co., Ohio; 23.8°C. (WTL195-33)	0:20
5 s of calling at 23.8°C (from WTL195-33). Peak frequency 7 kHz	0:05
20 s of summer calling song, male from Dade Co., Fla., 24.3°C (WTL199-24)	0:20
23 s of atypical summer calling song (nearly continuous), male from Osceola Co., Fla., 25.0°C (WTL191-19)	0:23
5 s of spring calling song at 24.5°C (from WTL191-6). Peak frequency ca. 11 kHz.	0:05
5 s of summer calling song at 25.0°C (from WTL199-24). Peak frequency ca. 11 kHz.	0:05
20 s of spring calling song, male from Alachua Co., Fla., 24.5°C (WTL191-6)	0:20

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