File:Acoustic-alarm-signalling-facilitates-predator-protection-of-treehoppers-by-mutualist-ant-bodyguards-rspb20080410s19.ogg

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English: S5 Audio clip of male treehopper courtship signal used in playback trials (looped for 10 min using the original uncompressed file)
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Source Morales M, Barone J, Henry C (2008). "Acoustic alarm signalling facilitates predator protection of treehoppers by mutualist ant bodyguards". Proceedings of the Royal Society B. DOI:10.1098/rspb.2008.0410. PMID 18480015. PMC: 2627810.
Author Morales M, Barone J, Henry C
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