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The transition from leg to wing stridulation in two geographically distinct populations of the grasshopperStenobothrus rubicundus

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Elsner, N., Wasser, G. The transition from leg to wing stridulation in two geographically distinct populations of the grasshopperStenobothrus rubicundus . Naturwissenschaften 82, 384–386 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01134568

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