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To determine which external cues from females evoke the body undulation of male Hynobius leechii, a representative courtship behavior, we examined visual, tactile, and chemical cues of females and also determined whether or not direct female contacts by males were required for males to receive female chemical cues. Each male was allowed to mate with a female before and after each cue treatment for 30 min. When only visual cues of females were allowed, fewer males conducted the body undulation, and the number of body undulation significantly decreased. Despite Co2+ exposure that destroyed the mechanosensory lateral line system of male salamanders, the number of males conducting the body undulation and the number of body undulation were not significantly changed. While, when both nostrils were blocked with sponges soaked to Vaselin, significantly fewer males conducted the body undulation and the number of body undulation decreased. When we allowed only partial contacts of males to females or completely blocked the contacts, but allowed exposure to female chemical cues, the number of males conducting the body undulation significantly decreased. These findings suggest that chemical cues of females who are freely interacting with males, not partial contacts, evoke the male body undulation.

목차

Abstract
 서론
 재료 및 방법
  1. 포획 및 관리
  2. 몸통흔들기를 유발하는 암컷인자의 검증
  3. 데이터 분석
 결과
  1. 암컷의 시각인자 검증
  2. 암컷의 촉각인자 검증
  3. 암컷의 후각인자 검증
  4. 암컷으로부터의 접촉성 혹은 비접촉성 후각요인 검증
 고찰
 사사
 참고문헌
 국문적요

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저자

• 김주희 [ Joo-Hee Kim | 강원대학교 과학교육학부 ]
• 박대식 [ Daesik Park | 강원대학교 과학교육학부 ] Corresponding author
• 김자경 [ Ja-kyeong Kim | 강원대학교 생물학과 ] Corresponding author

참고문헌

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간행물

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• 간행물명

  한국양서ㆍ파충류학회지 [Korean Journal of Herpetology]

• 간기

  연간

• pISSN

  2005-9019

• 수록기간

  2009~2025

• 십진분류

  KDC 497 DDC 590