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| lab recording, 19ºC (tape recorder Uher 4200 IC with Uher M645, 1 kHz high pass filter, 20:00 h) | 1:02 |
The song is very similar to that of P. sanctipauli (see Fig. 7), also in syllable duration. The songs of some animals reared in the laboratory and in permanent acous- tical contact with other males sometimes contained irregular intra-syllable gaps and impulse series after the second part of the syllable, perhaps some kind of rivalry song. Females responded to male songs in the same way as those of P. sanctipauli.