Tamaricades decoratus (Haupt, 1917)
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Tamaricades decoratus (Haupt, 1917) |
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10. Tamaricades decoratus (Haupt, 1917) View in CoL
Figs 38–41 View Figs 38–49 .
MATERIAL. Kyrgyzstan, Western Tien-Shan Mts. , ca 10 km north of Tash-Kumyr Town, 41.469° N, 72.212° E, from Tamarix sp. , 4.VII.2023, signals of four males recorded at 29 and 35 ° C GoogleMaps .
SIGNALS. The male calling signal consists of syllables lasting from about 0.7– 0.8 s up to 2–3 s ( Figs 38–39 View Figs 38–49 ). Syllables follow with prolonged irregular gaps or in groups from 2 to 5–6 syllables. The pulse repetition period is about 50–90 ms at 29 ° C ( Fig. 40 View Figs 38–49 ) and is 25–30 ms at 35 ° C ( Fig. 41 View Figs 38–49 ). In the middle of the longest syllables the pulse shape sometimes changes, and their repetition period decreases to 15–16 ms at 35 oC.
REMARKS. According to Mityaev [2002] and our observations in Kyrgyzstan, nymphs and young adults of T. decoratus live in dense aggregations usually consisting of 10–15 individuals. However, when we placed two mature males on the twig about 10 cm long, one of them, sitting in the same place, continuously produced calling signals, whereas the other ran several times in different directions, and then left the twig without producing signals. Apparently, the transition of insects to a solitary life begins when males became acoustically active.
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