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1.) How do crickets communicate temperature and reactions and body parts allow them to do this?
2.) Why does the frequency of chirps go up as the temperature rises?
3.) Is the speed of chirp used to communicate? In music, how does tempo communicate emotion to
the listener?
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1.) How do crickets communicate temperature and reactions and body parts allow them to do this?
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