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Pseudophyllinae

Subfamily · 74 recordings · 2 specimens
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Contains

Cocconotini4
Cymatomerini0
Eucocconotini4
Ischnomelini1
Leptotettigini2
Pantecphylini2
Phyllomimini23
Platyphyllini2
Pleminiini13
Polyancistrini5
Pseudophyllini7
Pterophyllini5
Teleutiini6

Recordings

593:10 Phyllomimus ?inversus (831r1)2:46
593:11 Phyllomimus ?inversus (831r2)1:41
593:12 Onomarchus uninotatus (831r3)1:28
593:13 Onomarchus uninotatus (831r4)2:16
593:14 Onomarchus uninotatus (831r5)1:23
593:15 Onomarchus uninotatus (831r6)1:44
598:16 Phyllozelus sp. (671r16)1:09
Acanthodis tessellata: field recording, 1982, 22:30 h, 18.5°C (Uher 4200IC with Uher M 645, tape no. U27/82r)0:02 · Klaus-Gerhard Heller
recorded in Santa Rosa National Park, Costa Rica0:05
male from La Selva, Costa Rica0:13
cage, 24ºC, 21/2/2011 1:00 h, complete call, ultrasound, cannot be played directly (Pettersson D1000X, sample rate 200 kHz)0:03
cage, 24ºC, 21/2/2011 1:00 h, complete call, ultrasound, cannot be played directly (Pettersson D1000X, sample rate 100 kHz)0:03
cage, 20.5°C, rapid series of calls, very high duty cycle in captivity (16/1/1998, Sony TCD-D7 with Sony FCM-959 A, cbt009s01r05)0:41
cage, 20.5ºC, one call (Laar Bridge Box XL and Sony TCD-D7, cbt009s01r06)
cage, 20.5ºC, one call (Laar Bridge Box XL and Sony TCD-D7, cbt009s01r09)
cage, 20.5ºC, one call (Laar Bridge Box XL and Sony TCD-D7, cbt009s01r10)
25ºC, defense call when insect held in hand (Laar Bridge Box XL and Sony TCD-D7, cbt009s01r08)0:01
male from La Selva, Costa Rica
Selangor, Ulu Gombak Field Study Centre, lab recording, 26/3/1992 (Sony WM-D3, tape no. S92/1B, defense calls)0:21
field recording, 12/2/1989 at 20:30 h, 24°C (Sony WM-D3, tape: TDK SA-X90 IECII/Type II, tape no. S1/89A)0:06
Malaysia, Selangor, Ulu Gombak Field Study Centre, 20 km NW Kuala Lumpur; Lab recording; date recorded: 3/11/1981; ; recorder: Uher4200IC; tape no.: 22/81g; Abwehrlaute.0:06
cage, 21ºC, 19:30 h, ultrasound, cannot be played directly (Pettersson D1000x, sample rate 200 kHz)0:01
cage, 21ºC, ultrasound, cannot be played directly (Pettersson D1000x, sample rate 100 kHz)0:01
cage, 21ºC, ultrasound, cannot be played directly (Pettersson D1000x, sample rate 100 kHz)0:01
field recording, part of continuous calling, 7ºC, 17/10/1999 (Laar Bridge Box XL, file cbt016x03r01)0:04
male from La Selva, Costa Rica
male from La Selva, Costa Rica0:04
Brevard Co., FL, disturbed dunes, 24.5ºC, 18 sec.0:17
laboratory, about 20ºC, daylight (Laar Bridge Box XL and Sony TCD-D100, cbt037s01r01)
laboratory, about 20ºC, daylight (Laar Bridge Box XL and Sony TCD-D100, cbt037s01r02)
cage, 21ºC (Laar Bridge Box XL and Sony TCD-D7, cbt010s01r02)
cage, 21ºC (Laar Bridge Box XL and Sony TCD-D7, cbt010s01r03)
cage, 21ºC, extremely high duty cycle in captivity (Laar Bridge Box XL and Sony TCD-D7, cbt010s01r05)0:03
cage, 20.5ºC, extremely high duty cycle in captivity (Sony TCD-D7 with Sony FCM-959 A, cbt010s01r07)0:55
Venezuela, Canaima National Park; Lab recording; date recorded: 4/25/1982 at 23.00 h; temperature: 18°C; recorder: UHER4200IC; microphone: UHER M 645; tape no.: U28/82g.0:11
Venezuela, Canaima National Park; Lab recording; date recorded: 4/28/1982; temperature: 22,5°C; light: position-detection lamp?; recorder: Racal; microphone: B&K 1/2" ; tape no.: R81-10; Mikroentfernung 15 cm.0:05
Indonesia, Java, Cibodas [Tjibodas]; Lab recording; date recorded: 4/26/1993; temperature: 25°C; light: dark; recorder: Aiwa DAT; microphone: Sennheiser stereo (small); tape: Sony DT-60; tape no.: D21:54.50-1.01.48.0:33
cage, 21ºC, complete call (Laar Bridge Box XL and Sony TCD-D7, cbt027s01r01)
cage, 21ºC, complete call (Laar Bridge Box XL and Sony TCD-D7, cbt027s01r02)
cage, 20ºC, complete call (Laar Bridge Box XL and Sony TCD-D7, cbt027s04r01) <
Malaysia, Selangor, near Kuala Lumpur, lab recording, 4/4/1992 (Sony WM-D3, tape no. S92/2A, defense calls)0:37
complete call, cage, 21°C, ultrasound, not possible to play directly (cbt017s02r01)
complete call, cage, 21°C, ultrasound, not possible to play directly (cbt017s02r02)0:01
complete call, cage, 21°C, ultrasound, not possible to play directly (cbt017s02r03)0:01
Zaire / Kongo, Kivu, Irangi (ca.100 km westl. Bukavu), Centre de Rech. en Sci. Naturelles; Lab recording; date recorded: 3/13/1990-3/25/1990; ; recorder: Racal; microphone: B&K 1/2"; tape no.: R90-1; filter: unfiltered; gut ausgesteuert; von anderem Racal0:13
Zaire / Kongo, Kivu, Irangi (ca.100 km westl. Bukavu), Centre de Rech. en Sci. Naturelles; Lab recording; date recorded: 3/13/1990-3/25/1990; temperature: 26°C; recorder: Racal; microphone: B&K 1/4" ohne Schutzgitter; tape no.: R90-2; Abwehrlaute, tier in0:21
Brewster Co., TX, Chisos Mts., cage outdoors, temp. 23.5 degrees C, 14 sec.0:14
Comal Co., TX, small oaks, etc. temp. 30 degrees C, 20 sec.0:20
cage, 18ºC (Laar Bridge Box XL and Sony TCD-D7, cbt036s05r02)
cage, 18ºC (Laar Bridge Box XL and Sony TCD-D7, cbt036s05r03)
cage, 19ºC (Laar Bridge Box XL and Sony TCD-D7, cbt036s05r05)
lab recording, 10.3.1981, 26°C (Uher 4200IC, tape no. 22/81g)0:08
field recording, 9.4.1981 at 22:00 h, 26°C (estimated) (Uher 4200IC, tape no. 25/81g)0:04
lab recording, 15.4.1984, 25°C (Uher 4200IC, tape no. 36/84 or CH3425)0:22
field recording, 18.4.1984 at 21:30 h, 18°C (estimated) (Uher 4200IC, tape no. 36/84)0:12
field recording, 12.2.1989 at 21:15 h, 24°C, 2 males duettting (Sony WM-D3, tape: TDK SA-X90 IECII/TypeII, tape no. S1/89A)0:17
lab recording, 8.3.1992 at 0:10 h, 24°C (Sony WM-D3, tape no. S92/1A)0:52
lab recording, 23.2.1992, 22°C (modified video recorder with B&K 1/4", male freed or eaten by gecko)0:04
Thailand, Tak, Mae Salit, Monkrating, field recording, 11/10/1990, 24°C (Sony WM-D3 with Universum mono, tape: BASF-CMII, tape no. Th9/90:040-070)0:21
Thailand, Tak, Mae Salit, Monkrating, lab recording, 18/10/1989, 24.5°C (Kenwood KX880HX with AKG D202, tape: S-MES90, tape no. KW15:00.00-15.00)0:52
field recording, 26/3/1993, 15.5°C (Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: BASF CMII, tape no. SO3/93:254-294, microphone filter below 100 Hz, frogs in background)0:40
field recording, 31/3/1995 19:00-21:30 h, 18°C, dawn (Sony WM-D3 with small Sennheiser stereo, tape: BASF CMII, tape no. SO2/95:485-556,10-Band equalizer: 10-20k +6dB, 5k -6dB, 40-2.6k -24dB)0:57
field recording at 20:30 h, 27°C (estimated), 2 individuals duetting (Uher 4200IC, tape no. 22/81r)0:18
field recording. 23°C (Sony WM-D3, tape: TDK SA-X90 IECII/TypeII, tape no. S1/89A)0:13
Pahang, Krau Game Reserve, Kuala Kerau. lab recording, 16/4/1981 at 5:00 h, 24°C (Uher 4200IC, tape no. 25/81g)0:01
Selangor, Ulu Gombak Field Study Centre, field recording, 13-14/2/1989 at 0:10 h, 23°C (Sony WM-D3, tape: TDK SA-X90 IECII/TypeII, tape no. S1/89A.0:54
Pahang, Kuala Lompat, Kerau Game Reserve, field recording, 21/3/1992 (Sony WM-D3, tape no. S92/1B)0:29
male from Storrs, Connecticut, USA0:05
male from Las Cruces, Costa Rica0:05
cage recording, at night, around 20°C (ultrasound, bad recording, not possible to play directly)
laboratory, 22ºC, mainly ultrasound, cannot be played directly (Pettersson D1000X bat detector, sampling rate 300 kHz), call intervals several minutes0:01
laboratory, 20ºC (Pettersson D1000X bat detector, sampling rate 100 kHz)0:06
Selangor, Ulu Gombak Field Study Centre, field recording, 23/3/1981 at 20.00 h, about 28°C (Uher 4200IC, tape no. 22/81r)0:20
Pahang, Kuala Lompat, Kerau Game Reserve, field recording, 20/3/1992 at 21:00 h, 24.5°C (Sony WM-D3, tape no. S92/1B)0:19

Specimens

Onomarchus uninotatus NHMUK BMNH(E) 010210937
Phyllomimus ?inversus NHMUK BMNH(E) 010210936

Literature

Perez-Gelabert, Daniel E. (2020). Tainacanthus ferox, a remarkable new genus and species of katydids from the high mountains of Hispaniola (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae: Pseudophyllinae: Polyancistrini).
Naskrecki, Piotr; Guta, Ricardo (2019). Katydids (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae) of Gorongosa National Park and Central Mozambique. Zootaxa, 4682(1): 1 - 119.
Montealegre-Zapata, Fernando; Ogden, Jessica; Jonsson, Thorin; Soulsbury, Carl D. (2017). Morphological determinants of carrier frequency signal in katydids (Orthoptera): a comparative analysis using biophysical evidence. Journal of Evolutionary Biology.
Heller, Klaus-Gerhard; Hemp, Claudia; Liu, Chunxiang; Volleth, Marianne (2014). Taxonomic, bioacoustic and faunistic data on a collection of Tettigonioidea from Eastern Congo (Insecta: Orthoptera). Zootaxa, 3785(3): 343.
Stumpner, Andreas; Dann, Angela; Schink, Matthias; Gubert, Silvia; Hugel, Sylvain (2013). True Katydids (Pseudophyllinae) from Guadeloupe: Acoustic Signals and Functional Considerations of Song Production. Journal of Insect Science, 13(157): 1 - 16.
Rajaraman, K.; Mhatre, N.; Jain, M.; Postles, M.; Balakrishnan, Rohini; Robert, Daniel (2013). Low-pass filters and differential tympanal tuning in a paleotropical bushcricket with an unusually low frequency call.
Rentz, D. C. F.; Su, You Ning; Ueshima, Norihiro (2010). Studies in Australian Tettigoniidae: Australian Pseudophylline katydids (Tettigoniidae; Pseudophyllinae; Phyllomimini). Zootaxa, 2566(1): 1.
Montealegre-Zapata, Fernando; Guerra, Patrick A.; Morris, Glenn K. (2003). Panoploscelis specularis (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae: Pseudophyllinae): extraordinary female sound generator, male description, male protest and calling signals. Journal of Orthoptera Research, 12(2): 173 - 181.
Z., Fernando Montealegre; Morris, Glenn K. (1999). Songs and Systematics of Some Tettigoniidae from Colombia and Ecuador I. Pseudophyllinae (Orthoptera). Journal of Orthoptera Research, (8): 163.
Heller, Klaus-Gerhard (1996). Unusual abdomino-alary, defensive stridulatory mechanism in the bushcricketPantecphylus cerambycinus (Orthoptera, Tettigonioidea, Pseudophyllidae). Journal of Morphology, 227(1): 81 - 86.
Belwood, Jacqueline Janine; Morris, Glenn K. (1987). Bat Predation and Its Influence on Calling Behavior in Neotropical Katydids. Science, 238(4823): 64 - 67.
Morris, Glenn K.; Beier, Max (1982). Song Structure and Description of Some Costa Rican Katydids (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae). Transactions of the American Entomological Society, 108(1/2): 287-314.
Rentz, D. C. F. (1975). Two new katydids of the genus Melanonotus from Costa Rica with Comments on their life history strategies (Tettigoniidae pseudophyllinae). Entomological News, 86(7&8): 129-140.
Anstee, J H (1971). The stridulatory apparatus of two species of Tettigoniid.. Tissue Cell, 3(1): 71-6.
Fulton, B. B. (1951). The Seasonal Succession of Orthopteran Stridulation near Raleigh, North Carolina. Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society, 67(1): 87-95.
Taxonomy
Animalia › Insecta › Orthoptera › Ensifera › Tettigoniidea › Tettigonioidea › Tettigoniidae › Pseudophyllinae
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