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    Título : Advertisement and combat calls of the glass frog Centrolene lynchi (Anura: Centrolenidae), with notes on combat and reproductive behaviors
    Autor : Dautel, Nicole
    Salgado, Ana
    Abuza, Rebecca
    Imba, Henry
    Griffin, Kelsey
    Guayasamín, Juan
    Fecha de publicación : 2011
    Editorial : Phyllomedusa. Volume 10, Issue 1, Pages 31 - 43
    Resumen : We describe the advertisement and combat calls, combat behavior, and reproductive behavior of the glass frog Centrolene lynchi, an endemic species of the cloud forests of Ecuador. The typical advertisement call consists of a tonal note and 1-3 peaked notes, each with 1-3 pulses. Variations on this advertisement call include the addition of a short note before the tonal note, as well as the absence of the tonal note. These modifications may be similar to the described call modifications of other anurans in response to the presence of conspecific females and males, potential predators and/or changes in the sound environment. Additionally, we describe the combat call emitted during previously undescribed venter-toventer combat between males. The discovery of this combat behavior is consistent with the hypothesis that venter-to-venter combat behavior is a shared derived trait of the subfamily Centroleninae. Finally, we describe male reproductive habits and development of the species, including egg attendance by males and implied male parental care. © 2011 Departamento de Ciências Biológicas.
    URI : https://www.revistas.usp.br/phyllo/article/view/42742
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