Impedance Matching in Sound Production and Hearing: a Comparative Study
57
Gray EG (1960) The fine structure of the insect ear. Phil Trans R Soc Lond B 243:
75-94
Hill KG, Oldfield BP (1981) Auditory function in Tettigoniidae (Orthoptera:
Ensifera). J Comp Physioll42: 169-180
Humphrey JAC, Devarakonda R, Iglesias I, Barth FG (1993) Dynamics of
arthropod filiform hairs. I Mathematical Modelling of the hair and air motions.
Phil Trans R Soc Lond B. 340: 423-444
Josephson RK, Young D (1981) Synchronous and asynchronous muscles in
cicadas. J Exp Bioi 91: 219-237
Josephson RK, Young D (1985) A synchronous insect muscle with an operating
frequency greater than 500Hz. J Exp Bioi 118: 185-208
Koch UT, Elliott CJH, Schaffner K, Kleindienst H (1988) The mechanics of
stridulation in the cricket Gryllus campestris. J Comp Physiol A 162: 213-223
Langford-Smith F (1953) Radio Designer's Handbook. (4th ed) Iliffe and Sons,
London
Leroy Y (1966) Signaux acoustiques, comportement et systematique de quelques
especes de Gryllidae (Orthopteres, Ensiferes ). Bull Bioi Fr Belg 100: 1-134
Lewis DB (1983) Directional cues for auditory localisation. In: Lewis D B (ed)
Bioacoustics: A Comparative Approach. Academic Press, London. pp. 233257
Michelsen A (1971) The physiology of the locust ear. I Frequency sensitivity of
single cells in the isolated ear. Z vergl Physiol 71: 49-62
Michelsen A (1983) Biophysical basis of sound communication. In: Lewis B (ed)
Bioacoustics: A Comparative Approach. Academic Press, London. pp 3-38
M01ler AR (1974) Function of the middle ear. In: Keidel WD, Neff WD (eds)
Handbook of Sensory Physiology V 11 Springer, Berlin. pp. 491-517
Morse PM (1948). Vibration and Sound. McGraw-Hill, New York
Nocke H (1971) Biophysik der Schallerzeugung durch die Vorderfliigel der
Grillen. Z vergl Physiol 74: 272-314
Oldfield BP (1982) Tonotopic organisation of auditory sensory cells in
Tettigoniidae (Orthoptera: Ensifera). J Comp Physiol 14 7: 221-241
Olson HF (1957) Acoustical Engineering. Van Nostrand, Princeton
Pringle JWS (1954) A physiological analysis of cicada song. J Exp Bioi 32: 525560
Prozesky-Schulze L, Prozesky OPM, Anderson F, van der Merwe GJJ (1975) Use
of a self-made sound baffle by a tree cricket. Nature 255: 142-143
Shaw EAG (1974) The external ear. In: Keidel WD, Neff WD (eds) Handbook of
Sensory Physiology V/1 Springer, Berlin. pp. 454-490
Simmons L W, Ritchie MG ( 1996) Symmetry in the songs of crickets. Proc Roy
Soc Lond B 263: 305-311
Stephen RO, Bennet-Clark HC ( 1982) The anatomical and mechanical basis of
stimulation and frequency analysis in the locust ear. J Exp Bioi 99: 279-314
Treat AE, Roeder KD (1959) A nervous element of unknown function in the
tympanic organs of moths. J Insect Physiol3: 262-270
57
Gray EG (1960) The fine structure of the insect ear. Phil Trans R Soc Lond B 243:
75-94
Hill KG, Oldfield BP (1981) Auditory function in Tettigoniidae (Orthoptera:
Ensifera). J Comp Physioll42: 169-180
Humphrey JAC, Devarakonda R, Iglesias I, Barth FG (1993) Dynamics of
arthropod filiform hairs. I Mathematical Modelling of the hair and air motions.
Phil Trans R Soc Lond B. 340: 423-444
Josephson RK, Young D (1981) Synchronous and asynchronous muscles in
cicadas. J Exp Bioi 91: 219-237
Josephson RK, Young D (1985) A synchronous insect muscle with an operating
frequency greater than 500Hz. J Exp Bioi 118: 185-208
Koch UT, Elliott CJH, Schaffner K, Kleindienst H (1988) The mechanics of
stridulation in the cricket Gryllus campestris. J Comp Physiol A 162: 213-223
Langford-Smith F (1953) Radio Designer's Handbook. (4th ed) Iliffe and Sons,
London
Leroy Y (1966) Signaux acoustiques, comportement et systematique de quelques
especes de Gryllidae (Orthopteres, Ensiferes ). Bull Bioi Fr Belg 100: 1-134
Lewis DB (1983) Directional cues for auditory localisation. In: Lewis D B (ed)
Bioacoustics: A Comparative Approach. Academic Press, London. pp. 233257
Michelsen A (1971) The physiology of the locust ear. I Frequency sensitivity of
single cells in the isolated ear. Z vergl Physiol 71: 49-62
Michelsen A (1983) Biophysical basis of sound communication. In: Lewis B (ed)
Bioacoustics: A Comparative Approach. Academic Press, London. pp 3-38
M01ler AR (1974) Function of the middle ear. In: Keidel WD, Neff WD (eds)
Handbook of Sensory Physiology V 11 Springer, Berlin. pp. 491-517
Morse PM (1948). Vibration and Sound. McGraw-Hill, New York
Nocke H (1971) Biophysik der Schallerzeugung durch die Vorderfliigel der
Grillen. Z vergl Physiol 74: 272-314
Oldfield BP (1982) Tonotopic organisation of auditory sensory cells in
Tettigoniidae (Orthoptera: Ensifera). J Comp Physiol 14 7: 221-241
Olson HF (1957) Acoustical Engineering. Van Nostrand, Princeton
Pringle JWS (1954) A physiological analysis of cicada song. J Exp Bioi 32: 525560
Prozesky-Schulze L, Prozesky OPM, Anderson F, van der Merwe GJJ (1975) Use
of a self-made sound baffle by a tree cricket. Nature 255: 142-143
Shaw EAG (1974) The external ear. In: Keidel WD, Neff WD (eds) Handbook of
Sensory Physiology V/1 Springer, Berlin. pp. 454-490
Simmons L W, Ritchie MG ( 1996) Symmetry in the songs of crickets. Proc Roy
Soc Lond B 263: 305-311
Stephen RO, Bennet-Clark HC ( 1982) The anatomical and mechanical basis of
stimulation and frequency analysis in the locust ear. J Exp Bioi 99: 279-314
Treat AE, Roeder KD (1959) A nervous element of unknown function in the
tympanic organs of moths. J Insect Physiol3: 262-270