TABLE 3 in Integrative taxonomic revision and review of the bioacoustics of the cricket genus Eneoptera (Orthoptera, Gryllidae, Eneopterinae)

TABLE 3. Characteristics of male stridulatory files, calling songs and habitat across Eneoptera species. Stridulatory teethAmplitude modulation in trillDominant frequencyNo. of types of syllablesHabitatE. surinamensisSimple (mean 71 teeth)Yes2.95 ± 0.10 kHz (low frequency)2 (lower amplitude vs. high amplitude)Open areas and forest edgesE. caliginosaSimple (mean 64 teeth)No3.58 ± 0.04 kHz (low frequency)1 (homogenous trill)Open fieldE. guyanensisDouble teeth (mean = 57) and simple teeth (mean = 58)YesLF section: 6.48 kHz and 19.73 kHz (codominance); HF section: 20 kHz (broadband).2 (LF with lower amplitude + HF with high amplitude)Open in forested habitatE. nigripedisDouble teeth (mean = 54) and simple teeth (mean = 40h)Yes? (likely)LF section: ca. 3 kHz and 17.5 kHz (likely co-dominant);2 (LF with higher? amplitude + HF with lower? amplitude)Open in forested habitat