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Technical Functional Properties of Water and Salt soluble Proteins Extracted from Edible Insects

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Technical Functional Properties of Water and Salt soluble Proteins Extracted from Edible Insects

Wing Dimorphism in Field Crickets

Variability in Wing Form of Crickets

Taxonomy of Field Crickets in Eastern US – Alexander

Two Introduced Field Crickets New to Eastern US – Alexander et al

The Role of Behavioral Study in Cricket Classification

The Field Cricket Gryllus assimilis and Two New Sister Species

The Evolution of Genitalia and Mating Behavior in Crickets

The Effects of Temp and Food Quality on Larval Development

Seasonal and Daily Chirping Cycles

Stridulatory File Teeth in Crickets Taxonomic and Acoustic Implications

Speciation in the Field Cricket

Sexual Selection and Speciation in Field Crickets

Sexual Behavior and Factors Affecting Female Reproduction in House and Field Crickets

Reproductive Isolation in the House Cricket

Re-examination of Monopterus and Micropterus in Acheta

Natural History of Crickets

Male Size and Sequential Mate Preference in the Cricket

Pulse Rates in the Songs of Trilling Field Crickets

Life Cycle Origins Speciation and Related Phenomena in Crickets

Group and Individual Rearing of Field Crickets

Home and Distribution of the House Cricket

Family VIII Gryllidae The Cricket

Factors Affecting Calling Behavior in Field Crickets

Field Cricket of California and Baja California

Feral House Crickets (Acheta) in California – Weissman

Female House Crickets Prefer the Chirps of Large Males

Evolutionary Change in Cricket Acousitical Communication

Evolutionary Biology of Orthopteroid Insects

Evolution of Cricket Songs

Deciduous Wings in Crickets A New Basis for Wing Dimorphism

Diapause and Nondiapause Eggs Laid Daily by Individual Females

A Morphological Key to Field Crickets of SE USA

Alternative Male Strategies Genetic Differences in Crickets

Acoustic Communication and Baffling Behaviors in Crickets

Rearing House Crickets of Known Age – Clifford

REARING HOUSE CRICKETS OF KNOWN AGE – CLIFFORD ET AL.