Biodiversity Journal, 11 (2):443-496 (2020)
Beyond the audible: wide band (0-125 kHz and 0-192 kHz) field
investigation on Italian Orthoptera songs
Cesare BRIZIO, Filippo Maria BUZZETTI, Gianni PAVAN

F I G U R E S

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Phaneroptera nana

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Tylopsis lilifolia

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Isophya modestior

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Barbitistes vicetinus

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Leptophyes laticauda

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Polysarcus denticauda

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Anisoptera fusca

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Ruspolia nitidula

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Tettigonia cantans

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Tettigonia viridissima

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Decticus albifrons

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Decticus verrucivorus

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Platycleis affinis

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Tessellana tessellata

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Bicolorana bicolor

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Pholidoptera aptera

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Pholidoptera littoralis

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Eupholidoptera chabrieri

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Eupholidoptera schmidti

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Eupholidoptera sp. (Battaglia)

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Eupholidoptera sp. (Chiampo)

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Anonconotus italoaustriacus
FIGURE SUPERSEDED - The song was redescribed in 2026 in Fragmenta Entomologica 58 (1) by Brizio, Buzzetti and Rivas

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Rhacocleis germanica

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Rhacocleis neglecta
FIGURE SUPERSEDED - The song was redescribed in 2026 as Yersinella beybienkoi in Fragmenta Entomologica 58 (1) by Brizio, Buzzetti and Rivas

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Anthaxius difformis

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Uromenus annae

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Nemobius sylvestris

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Pteronemobius heydenii

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Gryllus bimaculatus

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Gryllus campestris

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Brachytrupes megacephalus

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Eumodicogryllus bordigalensis

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Oecanthus pellucens

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Gryllotalpa gryllotalpa

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Euthystira brachyptera

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Chorthippus dorsatus

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Chorthippus parallelus

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