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Crickets

Solutions to the Cocktail Party Problem in Insects: Selective Filters, Spatial Release from Masking and Gain Control in Tropical Crickets

Arne K. D. Schmidt, Heiner Römer

Invasive Cane Toads: Social Facilitation Depends upon an Individual’s Personality

Edna González-Bernal, Gregory P. Brown, Richard Shine

A Model of Filiform Hair Distribution on the Cricket Cercus

Jeffrey J. Heys, Prathish K. Rajaraman, Tomas Gedeon, John P. Miller

Characterisation of white and yellow eye colour mutant strains of house cricket, Acheta domesticus

Jacek Francikowski, Michał Krzyżowski, [ ... ], Jacek Kubiak

You Are What You Eat: Food Limitation Affects Reproductive Fitness in a Sexually Cannibalistic Praying Mantid

Katherine L. Barry

Tracing Water Sources of Terrestrial Animal Populations with Stable Isotopes: Laboratory Tests with Crickets and Spiders

Kevin E. McCluney, John L. Sabo

Mating Behaviour and Vibratory Signalling in Non-Hearing Cave Crickets Reflect Primitive Communication of Ensifera

Nataša Stritih, Andrej Čokl

Identification, RNAi Knockdown, and Functional Analysis of an Ejaculate Protein that Mediates a Postmating, Prezygotic Phenotype in a Cricket

Jeremy L. Marshall, Diana L. Huestis, [ ... ], Brenda Oppert

Matched Filters, Mate Choice and the Evolution of Sexually Selected Traits

Konstantinos Kostarakos, Manfred Hartbauer, Heiner Römer

Timing of Environmental Enrichment Affects Memory in the House Cricket, Acheta domesticus

Heather S. Mallory, Aaron F. Howard, Martha R. Weiss

Premating Reproductive Barriers between Hybridising Cricket Species Differing in Their Degree of Polyandry

Thor Veen, Joseph Faulks, Rolando Rodríguez-Muñoz, Tom Tregenza

Preservation Methods Alter Carbon and Nitrogen Stable Isotope Values in Crickets (Orthoptera: Grylloidea)

Fabiene Maria Jesus, Marcelo Ribeiro Pereira, [ ... ], Carlos Frankl Sperber

Infective Juveniles of the Entomopathogenic Nematode Steinernema scapterisci Are Preferentially Activated by Cricket Tissue

Dihong Lu, Claudia Sepulveda, Adler R. Dillman

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