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Scientists Found Acoustics Of Extinct Jurassic Species In Rare Cricket Family

Medicine & Technology Mar 18, 2017

An international team of sensory and evolutionary biologists from UK, Canada, and France conducted a study on a rare family of insects. Researchers studied on the sound-generating organs in Orthopterans to understand how bush-crickets developed their highly specialized acoustic functions.

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Scientists Found Acoustics Of Extinct Jurassic Species In Rare Cricket Family

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