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Grasshoppers of Wyoming and the West

Entomology

Separation of Related Insect Families

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D Usually wingless with a strongly arched back; front tibia without auditory organ.


 
 
 

GRYLLACRIDIDAE, camel crickets and cave crickets
[These are obscure, nocturnal insects usually found in moist habitats. They may feed on plants but rarely become sufficiently abundant to inflict damage; see Ceuthophilus and related spp. - but see also Anabrus simplex, which is easily confused with camel crickets.]


D' Usually with wings; front tibiae with auditory organs.

 

TETTIGONIIDAE, katydids and longhorned grasshoppers PROPHALANGOPSIDAE, primitive katydids (A


Grasshoppers of Colorado Contents
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Email: insectid@uwyo.edu

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