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Grasshoppers of Wyoming and the West

Key to Subfamily Gomphocerinae

Previous Step (D')

E Tips of tegmina extending approximately to tip of abdomen; dark stripe extending posteriorly from eye across pronotum; light stripe beneath eye absent; 27 to 55 mm in length; widespread in eastern Colorado, occasionally abundant.
 

Head and pronotum

Top view of pronotum

Mermiria bivittata (Serville)

[If a distinct dark band is present on dorsum of head and pronotum the specimen is probably M. texana with very weak lateral carinae.]



E' Tegmina usually much shorter than abdomen; dark stripe behind eye absent; light stripe present below eye, extending posteriorly; color uniform pale green, pink, tan or grey; 20 to 29 mm in length; widespread in eastern Colorado.
 

Head and pronotum Tegmen
Paropomala wyomingensis (Thomas)


Grasshoppers of Colorado Contents

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