New cover image for Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology

Starting with the June issue, BES has a new cover image showing a katydid

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Katydid Copiphora brevirostris (female) from the Neotropical rainforest of Barro Colorado Island, Panama. Male C. brevirostris time their vibratory courtship signals in the short- and long-term to favorable sensory conditions through flexibility in behavioral response to short-term wind fluctuations or an evolutionary response to predictable periods of low-wind conditions.

Photo credits: Christian Ziegler. For more information see Velilla E, Muñoz M, Quiroga, N, Symes L, ter Hofstede HM, Page RA, Simon R, Ellers J, Halfwerk W (2020) Gone with the wind: Is signal timing in a neotropical katydid an adaptive response to variation in wind-induced vibratory noise? Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, 74: 59.