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Morphologische untersuchungen der tibialen tympanalorgane von neun einheimischen laubheuschrecken-arten (Orthoptera, Tettigonioidea)
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Die Orthopteren Europas / The Orthoptera of Europe
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Die chordotonalen Sinnesorgane und das Gehör der Insecten
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Anatomie und Histologie des tibialen Gehörapparates von Gryllus domesticus
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