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Species Names Flashcards

1
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Field cricket

A

Teleogryllus oceanicus

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2
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Male hunting spider

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Habronatus

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3
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Katydid example where we can’t hear the frequencies

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Tettigonia virridisima

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4
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Extraspecific acoustic communication bushcricket species

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Hemisaga

Mygalopsis

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5
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Tree hole frogs

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Metaphrynella sundana

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6
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Parasitic fly attracted to Tungara frog

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Corethrellidea

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7
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Pressure difference receiver field cricket example

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Gryllus bimaculatus

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8
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Phonotactic parasitoid fly

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Ormia ochracea

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9
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Phonotactic parasitoid fly host

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Gryllus integer

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10
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High flies

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Brachyceran diptera

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11
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Katydid tympanium study species

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Copiphora gorgonensis

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12
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Auditory organ microanatomy species

A

Panacanthus

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13
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Extreme frequency bush cricket

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Arachnoscelis

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14
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Electric ballooning spider

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Zygiella sp.

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15
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Knots and sandpipers

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Calidris sp.

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16
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Cows

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Bos primigenius

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17
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1st IR beetle (onion)

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Melaniphila

18
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2nd IR beetle

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Merimna arata

19
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3rd IR beetle (saucepan)

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Acanthocnemus nigricans

20
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One of first jawless fish species to evolve eyes

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Haikouickthys

21
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Apsosematic butterfly species resolution

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Araschina levana

22
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Chicken

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Gallus gallus

23
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African clawed frog

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Xenopus laevis

24
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Red-eared slider (terrapin)

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Trachemys scripta elegans

25
Q

Stomatopod smasher species examples

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Haptosquilla trispinosa

Chorisquilla tweedlei

26
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Stomatopod spearer species examples

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Pseudosquilla ciliata

Lysiosquillina maculata

27
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Butterfly vision / cell bodies species

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Papilio xuthus

28
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Cichlid co-expression species

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Metriaclima zebra

29
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Saharan ants

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Cataglyphsis bicolor

30
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Morning cuttlefish

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Sepia plangon

31
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Iridescent butterfly polarisation signal species

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Heliconius cydno

32
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Polarisation and structural colour stomatopod species

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Haptosquilla trispinosa

33
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Structural colour stomatopod species

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Haptosquilla glyptocercus

34
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Stomatopod species not blue or polarised

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Chorisquilla

35
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Posion dart frog distance-dependent aposematism species

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D. tinctorius

36
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Red sensitive visual pigment deep sea marine species

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Pachystomias sp.

Aristostomas sp.

37
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Photophore under eye species

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Malacostrus niger

38
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Deep-sea squid - overcoming problem of transparency vs red species

A

Japetella heathi

Onychoteuthis banksii

39
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Opomotor fiddler crab species

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Afruca tangeri

40
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Colour mate choice fiddler crab species

A

Uca mjoebergi

41
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Movement fiddler crab species

A

Uca seismella

42
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Jacky dragon

A

Amphibonulus mericatus

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