Comparison of auditory sense organs in parasitoid Tachinidae (Diptera) hosted by Tettigoniidae (Orthoptera) and homologous structures in a non-hearing Phoridae (Diptera)

@article{LakesHarlan2007ComparisonOA,
  title={Comparison of auditory sense organs in parasitoid Tachinidae (Diptera) hosted by Tettigoniidae (Orthoptera) and homologous structures in a non-hearing Phoridae (Diptera)},
  author={R. Lakes-Harlan and Kirsten Jacobs and G. R. Allen},
  journal={Zoomorphology},
  year={2007},
  volume={126},
  pages={229-243}
}
  • R. Lakes-Harlan, Kirsten Jacobs, G. R. Allen
  • Published 2007
  • Biology
  • Zoomorphology
    • The dipteran parasitoids Therobia leonidei and Homotrixa alleni (Tachinidae) use acoustic cues to locate their calling tettigoniid (Ensifera, Orthoptera) hosts. The sexually dimorphic tympanal organs of both fly species are located at the prosternum. For comparison a homologous chordotonal organ in the non-hearing fly Phormia regina, Meigen (Phoridae) is also described. The scolopidial sense organs of the ears have approximately 180 sensory cells in Th. leonidei and 250 cells in H. alleni… CONTINUE READING
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