... 2014 © 2014. Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2014 Plasticity Hyla cinerea Immediate early genes Lek Social signals Communication signals play an important role in mate selection and reproduction ( Bradbury and Vehrenkamp, 2011 ). Males use conspecific signals...

... for H. chrysoscelis and 14.8, 21.1 and 27.4 notes s −1 for H. versicolor at 15, 20 and 25°C, respectively). Hyla cinerea calls at a very slow NRR (approximately 3 notes s −1 at 25°C). Hyla versicolor evolved from H. chrysoscelis via autopolyploidy, so the mating call of H. chrysoscelis is presumably...

... dacnicolor , was analyzed using high-speed video (180 frames s -1 ). Its behavior was compared with that of Hyla cinerea , a species with a weakly protrusible tongue. P. dacnicolor exhibits a faster rate of tongue protraction, a longer gape cycle and more variable feeding kinematics than H. cinerea...

... required and may use pre-storage of elastic energy to boost the average power available. 08 11 1993 ©The Company of Biologists Limited 1994 jumping power output hylid frog Osteopilus septendrionalis Hyla cinerea Hyla squirella Pseudacris crucifer Acris gryllus takeoff...

...Stephen M. Deban; Kiisa C. Nishikawa ABSTRACT Prey capture was studied in the green tree frog (Hyla cinerea) before and after denervation of either the m. genioglossus or m. submentalis using high-speed videography and kinematic analysis. The prey capture behavior and extent of tongue protraction...