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2018-09-05Audiovisuell DOI: 10.18452/19387
Calls of the Peloridiidae species Peloridium hammoniorum, video recording
Hartung, Viktor
Deckert, Jürgen
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Zwei Individuen der Peloridiidae-Art Peloridium hammoniorum, ein Männchen und ein weiteres Tier, dessen Geschlecht unklar ist. Das Männchen "reitet" auf dem anderen Tier und produziert akustische (Vibrations-) Signale; das Video zeigt deutlich die Bewegungen des Abdomens, bei denen die Signale allem Anschein nach entstehen.
 
Two specimens of the Peloridiidae species Peloridium hammoniorum, a male and another one whose sex is not clear. The male is mounted on the other specimen and is producing acoustic (vibraitonal) signals; the video shows clearly the movements of the abdomen that obviously generate the signals.
 
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Video of a calling P. hammoniorum male
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Recorded together with Jürgen Deckert on 27.02.2014 at 14:55 in Berlin, Germany; Canon E0S 400D camera, MP-E 65mm lense; cold light source; room temperature. Several Chilean specimens of P. hammoniorum on their native moss Polytrichadelphus magellanus. A male on the right is mounted on another specimen (sex unclear) and producing vibrational signals; the vibration of the abdomen is clearly visible.
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