Courtship Sound Production in Two Sympatric Sibling Drosophila Species
Courtship Sound Production in Two Sympatric Sibling Drosophila Species
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两种同域同胞果蝇的求偶声音产生
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H. Winston;Gardner;Lindzey
(6), suggesting that albin-ism may influence not only escape from water but other forms of behavior as well. Previous investigations have revealed an inability of the A strain to learn a running response in a test of avoidance of electric shock, and a tendency toward low activity (freezing) and a high rate of emotional defecation in a stressful or aversive situation (7); our water escape test is also a measure of an active response to aversive stimulation. All these findings together suggest that albinism may be associated in a general way with activity, or with responsiveness to aversive stimuli. other strains (6), suggesting that albin-ism may influence not only escape from water but other forms of behavior as well. Previous investigations have revealed an inability of the A strain to learn a running response in a test of avoidance of electric shock, and a tendency toward low activity (freezing) and a high rate of emotional defecation in a stressful or aversive situation (7); our water escape test is also a measure of an active response to aversive stimulation. All these findings together suggest that albinism may be associated in a general way with activity, or with responsiveness to aversive stimuli. liminary sounds. The range of Drosophila persimilis extends along most of the western coast of the United States and is almost entirely contained within the more southerly and easterly extending range of D. pseudoobscura. Compared with D. pseudoobscura, D. persimilis is generally found in cooler, more moist habitats and is relatively more active in the morning and less active in the evening. The two species have somewhat different food preferences. However , there is wide overlap in the natural occurrence of the two species; copulating intraspecific pairs of the two can be collected simultaneously from the same food source (1). Hybrids are extremely rare in natural populations (less than 1/1000). Though hybrids occur in the laboratory, partial sexual isolation persists. Thus there must be isolating factors effective at close range. Differences in courtship acts are of special interest in this context. Vibration of one or both wings is a very common act in Drosophila courtship. liminary sounds. The range of Drosophila persimilis extends along most of the western coast of the United States and is almost entirely contained within the more southerly and easterly extending range of D. pseudoobscura. Compared with D. pseudoobscura, D. persimilis is generally found in cooler, …