Crista acustica
Crista acustica (also Siebold's organ, or crista acoustica) is a part of the hearing organ (tibial organ) in some insects (e.g. grasshoppers, crickets, katydids). It is a collection of sensory cells that form a crest (hence the name) on top of the hollow tube (the foreleg trachea) behind the hearing membrane (tympanum) on the legs of the insect. The crista acustica is a transition from the (from the midline to the periphery), together which compose the tibial hearing organ (as opposed to the tympanal hearing organ).
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Crista acustica
Crista acustica (also Siebold's organ, or crista acoustica) is a part of the hearing organ (tibial organ) in some insects (e.g. grasshoppers, crickets, katydids). It is a collection of sensory cells that form a crest (hence the name) on top of the hollow tube (the foreleg trachea) behind the hearing membrane (tympanum) on the legs of the insect. The crista acustica is a transition from the (from the midline to the periphery), together which compose the tibial hearing organ (as opposed to the tympanal hearing organ).
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Crista acustica (also Siebold' ...... like the inner ear of mammals.
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Crista acustica (also Siebold' ...... o the tympanal hearing organ).
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Crista acustica
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