Historical Sketch Casserius and the secret of the cicada's voice

Historical Sketch Casserius and the secret of the cicada's voice

Although Aristotle already noticed that the sound‐production of cicadas was achieved by a different mode than that of locusts or crickets it took almost 2000 years before the tymbal apparatus was first described by Casserius (1552?–1616). This achievement by an anatomist who mostly worked on humans...

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