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Figure 1


Fig. 1. Phonotactic path of ten female M. elongata towards two speakers broadcasting either synchronous chirps with a time delay of 140 ms of the follower (A), chirps regularly alternating after 1 s (B), or chirps presented in perfect synchrony with no time delay at all (C). Females prefer the leader of two identical chirps (left speaker in A), and approach both alternating signals and those in perfect synchrony with no preference.