Acoustic Signals, Diversity and Behaviour of Cicadas (Cicadidae, Hemiptera)

Boulard, Michel

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“…Such a signal production can then be exploited to remotely assess and monitor biodiversity (Riede 1993(Riede , 1997. Th is is particularly true for canopy cicadas (Hemiptera, Cicadidae) where males repeatedly produce calling songs to attract females at long distance (Boulard 2006). Such cicadas are often heard but rarely seen.…”

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Biodiversity eavesdropping: bioacoustics confirms the presence ofCicadetta montana(Insecta: Hemiptera: Cicadidae) in France

Sueur

Puissant

2007

Annales de la Société entomologique de France (N.S.)

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Abstract. Using bioacoustic methods only, we confi rm the presence of Cicadetta montana s. str. in France, a cicada belonging to a complex of closely related species. Specimens of C. montana from France have probably been kept in collections for a long time but could not be identifi ed with certainty by morphological characters alone. The species was discovered in a single locality but it is highly probable that it will be found in many other parts of the country in particular in the north and east of France. This simple study illustrates how much bioacoustic studies can help in monotoring biodiversity, in particular biodiversity of closely related species and/or of species living in habitats diffi cult to reach or where visual contact is highly limited.Résumé. Suivi de la biodiversité par l'écoute : confi rmation par la bioacoustique de la présence de Cicadetta montana (Insecta : Hemiptera : Cicadidae) en France. Uniquement à partir d'analyses bioacoustiques, nous confi rmons la présence en France de Cicadetta montana s. str., espèce appartenant à un complexe d'espèces proches. C. montana de France était probablement conservée depuis longtemps dans les collections mais elle n'a pas pu être identifi ée de façon certaine par la seule analyse de caractères morphologiques. Cette espèce a été découverte dans une seule localité mais il est hautement probable qu'elle soit présente dans de nombreuses autres parties du pays, notamment au nord et à l'est du territoire. Cette étude simple illustre combien les études bioacoustiques peuvent être utiles à l'inventaire de la biodiversité, en particulier dans le cas d'espèces proches et/ou d'espèces occupant des habitats diffi ciles d'accès ou avec un contact visuel fortement réduit.

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Section: Jérôme Sueurmentioning

confidence: 99%

Biodiversity eavesdropping: bioacoustics confirms the presence ofCicadetta montana(Insecta: Hemiptera: Cicadidae) in France

Sueur

Puissant

2007

Annales de la Société entomologique de France (N.S.)

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“…Like many other cicadas, hardly anything is known about the natural history and the annual seasonal phenology of S. m. mirabilis from the northeastern part of India in particular, although some aspects of S. m. mirabilis is available from Thailand (Boulard 2007(Boulard , 2013; however, here in Shillong they appear to emerge during the vernal season and appear to peak around the month of June-July. They most likely prefer tall pine tree canopy for resting and also likely gather below the canopy layer of medium or high trees (Pham & Yang 2009).…”

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“…Similarly, S.m. imperalis is distributed in Laos (Distant 1918), China (He 1984;Chou et al 1997) and Thailand (Boulard 2007). Thus, both these subspecies appear to occur sympatrically in these localities, but no reports exist of its occurrence in the north-west towards Myanmar.…”

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<b>Extension in its distribution range and a new record for the cicada genus <I>Salvazana</I> Distant, 1913 (Hemiptera: Cicadidae: Cryptotympanii) from India</b>

Hajong

Thangkiew

2018

J. Threat. Taxa

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The cicada genus Salvazana Distant, 1913 is reported for the first time from India with the discovery of Salvazana mirabilis mirabilis Boulard, 2002 from Shillong in the northeastern state of Meghalaya in India. This extends the northwestern distributional range of the genus Salvazana by more than a thousand kilometers. Brief descriptions of the specimen along with photographs of various structures are provided.

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“…This collection has previously been published in the Cicadas of Thailand: Volume II [3], and is made available on BioAcoustica with the permission of the publisher (Siri Scientific Press). No specimen data is available to BioAcoustica.…”

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Saving Waves: BioAcoustica progress report 1

Baker

2016

Preprint

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This report details work on the BioAcoustica project up to the end of March 2016. Functionality and datasets currently available are described and ongoing work is listed. Usage statistics are provided and future plans are presented. Outputs of the project are listed in appendices including a list of peer-reviewed papers generated by the project and peer-reviewed papers that have deposited their bioacoustic data in BioAcoustica. In addition a list of species which are represented in the BioAcoustica database is provided.

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Acoustic Signals, Diversity and Behaviour of Cicadas (Cicadidae, Hemiptera)

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Biodiversity eavesdropping: bioacoustics confirms the presence ofCicadetta montana(Insecta: Hemiptera: Cicadidae) in France

Biodiversity eavesdropping: bioacoustics confirms the presence ofCicadetta montana(Insecta: Hemiptera: Cicadidae) in France

<b>Extension in its distribution range and a new record for the cicada genus <I>Salvazana</I> Distant, 1913 (Hemiptera: Cicadidae: Cryptotympanii) from India</b>

Saving Waves: BioAcoustica progress report 1

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