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The Mechanics of Stridulation in Bush Crickets (Tettiginioidea, Orthoptera): II. Conditions for Resonance in the Tegminal Generator

J Exp Biol (1970) 52 (3): 507–517.

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The Mechanics of Stridulation in Bush Crickets (Tettiginioidea, Orthoptera): II. Conditions for Resonance in the Tegminal Generator

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