Name_________________ How the cricket lost its song, Part I Featured scientist: Robin Tinghitella from the University of Denver Some of the most vibrant and elaborate

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Date: 2016-05-16 18:45:54 Orthoptera Hexapoda Cricket Ensifera Mating Ormia ochracea Field cricket Courtship display Teleogryllus oceanicus		Name_________________ How the cricket lost its song, Part I Featured scientist: Robin Tinghitella from the University of Denver Some of the most vibrant and elaborate Add to Reading List Source URL: datanuggets.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,84 MB Share Document on Facebook

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