Morphology of Euchontha showing the stridulatory organ on the male forewing of Euchontha frigida.
![Morphology of Euchontha showing the stridulatory organ on the male forewing of Euchontha frigida.](https://caterpillars.myspecies.info/sites/caterpillars.myspecies.info/files/styles/large/public/miller-dioptinae_fig0249.jpg?itok=cfJZwBIJ)
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Males of E. frigida make a high frequency buzzing sound during flight, supposedly used for courtship. This sound is produced by a modified discal cell in the forewing, along with a corrugated region of the wing beyond the cell (see Miller, 2009).
Photographer: Miller, James. Publisher: Miller, James.
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CAPEA
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