Volume 34 #1

Contents

1. The rates of evolution of songs and speciation in grasshoppers from subfamily Gomphocerinae (Orthoptera, Acrididae, Gomphocerinae)
2. Disruptive song – an effective mechanism to prevent copulation in stink-bugs Pentatoma rufipes
3. The role of acoustic and vibration signals in host-parasitoid unteraction in Tachinidae (Diptera) and stink-bugs (Pentatomidae)
4. Fine structure of receptive fields of orientation-selective ganglion cells in goldfish retina
5. On optimal visualization of images on photoemission displays with significant dispersion of efficiency of individual elements
6. Vanishing point detection for monocular camera extrinsic calibration under translation movement
7. A linear regression method robust to extreme stationary clutter
8. Filtering erroneous frame-by-frame results for planar rectangular objects localization in a video using matching transform graph
9. Fast filtering and back projection for CT image reconstruction
10. 1-point RANSAC for axial rotation angle estimation by tomographic projections

Acoustic repertoire Pentatoma rufipes in addition to recruiting, competition and courtship signals includes a special type of signal – disruptively. The signal is used to prevent copulation attempts and the destruction of already copulating pairs. This type of signal is emitted only by females when the male attempts to copulate. It is shown that the signal not only prevents copulation, but also destroys already formed pairs.

Key words: Pentatomidae, Heteroptera, Pentatoma, behavior, communication, disruptive signals, pest control

DOI: 10.31857/S0235009220010102

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