Stridulaton in leaf beetles (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae)
Stridulaton in leaf beetles (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae)
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叶甲虫(鞘翅目、叶甲科)的鸣声
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1994
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M. Schmitt
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M. Schmitt
The morphology of all known stridulatory organs of the Chrysomelidae is described. Bioacoustic data are reviewed and phylogenetic considerations are outlined. All stridulatory devices of Chrysomelidae consist of a pars stridens made up of a number of parallel cuticular ribs, and a plectrum which is either formed by a single cuticular ridge (Zeugophorinae, Megalopodinae, Hispinae and Cassidinae) or a patch of uniform cuticular denticles (Criocerinae). Three types of stridulatory organs have been described in the literature: mesoscuto-pronotal (Zeugophorinae, Megalopodinae, Clytrinae), abdomino-elytral (Crio-cerinae) and vertico-pronotal (Hispinae and Cassidinae).