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The behavioural ecology of desert grasshoppers. I. Presumed sex-role reversal in flight displays of Trimerotropis agrestis
Abstract
The observations during 3 years and four separate visits to the localities through the season indicate that Dr Tinkham may have observed the rarely heard virginal or, more probably, normal disturbance-induced flights of females during the early part of the adult season and at times of the day when males are least active in flights.
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