Abstract
Abstract The acoustic behavior of Isophya dobrogensis Kis, one of the 11 endemic Romanian Orthoptera species and one of the most vulnerable Orthoptera species in Europe, is described for the first time. Male song consists of long syllables with clear distinction between the opening hemisyllable and the closing one, comparable in structure with the audible signals of I. costata Brunner von Wattenwyl and I. longicaudata Ramme. Female acoustic response to male is one of the longest and most elaborated known within this genus.
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