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Mating Songs of Frogs - Coggle Diagram
Mating Songs of Frogs
Paragraph 3: Frog songs contain several potentially important pieces of information about the calling male.
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Amplitude can also convey information on how far away the calling frog is or, for choruses, how many frogs are calling together
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A very intense sound can indicate an old male at some distance or a younger male that is close. A close, small chorus could be confused with a louder chorus that is farther away
Paragraph 4: Sound frequencies-or pitch-can also convey information about the calling male because the vocal apparatus grows larger as the frog grows older
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small males can mimic the lower pitch of larger, older males by calling from colder locations
Paragraph 4: the length of time that an individual can afford to spend calling is a good indicator of his health
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Paragraph 5: Sound frequencies and the overall temporal pattern of the song can also reveal the species of the calling male
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Paragraph 1: The calling or singing of frogs plays an important role in their reproduction—specifically, in helping individuals find and select mates
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