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      • Acoustic Signals, Mate Choice And Mate Sampling Strategies in a Field Cricket 

        Nandi, Diptarup (2017-10-05)
        Acoustic communication in orthopterans and anurans provides a suitable model system for studying the evolutionary mechanisms of sexual selection mainly because males use acoustic signals to attract females over long distances ...
      • Eco-Hydrology of a Seasonally Dry Tropical Forest : Tree Growth, Belowground Water Dynamics and Drought-Vulnerability 

        Tarak, Rutuja Chitra (2017-12-13)
        Tropical forests are storehouses of more thanhalf of the world‘s biodiversity and play a key role in global carbon, water and energy cycles. However, as a consequence of rapid anthropogenic climate change, biodiversity and ...
      • Investigating Pattern Recognition And Bi-coordinate Sound Localization in the Tree Cricket Species Oecanthus Henryi 

        Bhattacharya, Monisha (2017-09-20)
        Acoustic communication, used by a wide variety of animals, consists of the signaler, the signal and the receiver. A change in the behaviour of the receiver after reception of the signal is a prerequisite for communication. ...
      • Queen Succession in the Primitively Eusocial Wasp Ropalidia Marginata 

        Saha, Paromita (2018-01-04)
        Social insects are the most dominant terrestrial fauna for the last 50 million years. This tremendous ecological success is accompanied by the fact that sociality has evolved multiple times independently and achieved highest ...

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