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@article{Hoy:1977, abstract = {Male field crickets produce species-specific and stereotyped calling songs. Conspecific females are attracted to the call. Reciprocal F1 hybrid females prefer the calls of sibling hybrids to reciprocal hybrids. Discrimination is probably based on temporal pattern and not carrier frequency of the call. The results imply that production of song by males and its detection by females have a common genetic basis.}, author = {Hoy, Ronals}, citeulike-article-id = {1627806}, journal = {Science}, keywords = {and, animal, animals, auditory, bibtex-import, communication, female, genetic, genotype, govt, hybridization, male, orthopteraphysiology, perceptionphysiology, phs, research, species, specificity, support, us}, month = {Jan}, number = {4273}, pages = {82--4}, posted-at = {2007-09-06 15:22:48}, priority = {2}, title = {Hybrid cricket auditory behavior: evidence for genetic coupling in animal communication.}, volume = {195}, year = {1977} }

TY - JOUR ID - Hoy:1977 L3 - citeulike-article-id:1627806 N2 - Male field crickets produce species-specific and stereotyped calling songs. Conspecific females are attracted to the call. Reciprocal F1 hybrid females prefer the calls of sibling hybrids to reciprocal hybrids. Discrimination is probably based on temporal pattern and not carrier frequency of the call. The results imply that production of song by males and its detection by females have a common genetic basis. IS - 4273 JF - Science EP - 4 TI - Hybrid cricket auditory behavior: evidence for genetic coupling in animal communication. VL - 195 SP - 82 KW - and KW - animal KW - animals KW - auditory KW - bibtex-import KW - communication KW - female KW - genetic KW - genotype KW - govt KW - hybridization KW - male KW - orthopteraphysiology KW - perceptionphysiology KW - phs KW - research KW - species KW - specificity KW - support KW - us AU - Hoy, Ronals PY - 1977/Jan// ER -