Titlebook: Studying Vibrational Communication; Reginald B. Cocroft,Matija Gogala,Andreas Wessel Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 Anim

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Book 2014o explores topics such as vibrational communication networks, the interaction of acoustic and vibrational communication, the history of the field, the evolution of signal production and reception and establishing a common vocabulary..

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Stretching the Paradigm or Building a New? Development of a Cohesive Language for Vibrational Communimal communication. We require a reinterpretation of what ‘everyone knows to be true’ in some cases where empirical studies now have falsified previous widely held assumptions. A first step might be to develop a concerted, coordinated strategy that is widely employed by those currently studying vibr

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Sound or Vibration, an Old Question of Insect Communicationing and Traue, who also came to the conclusion that they use substrate vibration as a communication channel. Nowadays, we know that the majority of Hemiptera and also many other insects use the vibrational channel for acoustic communication, some others use true sound or near field airborne vibratio

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Mutual Behavioral Adjustment in Vibrational Duettingwith a literature review in which we compared the signals used by males and females in vibrational duetting. We found that female signals were at least as long and variable as male signals, although male signals often had more components than female signals. Thus, it seems likely that female vibrati

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The Role of Wave and Substrate Heterogeneity in Vibratory Communication: Practical Issues in Studyine literature of vibratory sensory ecology and discuss issues relating directly to the measurement of transmission characteristics in substrates and the use of artificial and natural substrates in behavioral experiments. We suggest that the vibratory sensory modality is an ideal study system for ques

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Echolocation in Whirligig Beetles Using Surface Waves: An Unsubstantiated Conjecture the hypothesis that whirligig beetles detect the meniscus around immobile objects. If the perception of an immobile object on the water surface can be explained by resorting to the meniscus only, then the hypothesis of echolocation should be reconsidered. We used cylinders of varying diameter and w