amateur needs helg finding names for two moths

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<< Subject: amateur needs helg finding names for two moths
From: gresehover at hotmail.com  (Ehren Gresehover)
Date: Wed, Mar 8, 2000 10:07 PM
Message-id: <20000308215220.22621.qmail at hotmail.com>

I am a not an expert or even enthusiast when it comes to lepidoptera, but I 
have recently been studying bats and have, as a result, become interested in 
moths as well.

My problem is that I have encountered brief mentions of two different moths 
that I would like to know the names of, but I don't know much about them.  
What I know:

One of them has receptors on the sides of its body to better hear the 
ultrasonic noise generated by bats.  The other has soft scales that muffle 
the ultrasound.

If any of you learn-ed folks could help me with either scientific 
classification or common names I would be appreciative.

Please email me directly at gresehover at hotmail.com, as I am not on the 
listserve.

Thank you for your time,
Ehren Gresehover

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I have a paper on butterfly hearing that I'll try to locate and send.
Roger

 Try 
http://www.biologists.com/JEB/201/24/jeb1724.html

or

http://www.biologists.org/JEB/187/01/jeb9049.html

also

http://www.erin.utoronto.ca/~w3full/fullpaps.htm

and

http://www.erin.utoronto.ca/~w3full/318lec07.htm

and

http://www.cca.ufscar.br/nuno/lepid2.htm