Tag: Orthoptera

A 31-year dune fixation experiment in Algeria shows that retam shrubs support richer plant and grasshopper communities than tamarix or ...

Grasshoppers, crickets, and katydids have long been dismissed as occasional, unremarkable visitors to flowers, the kind of incidental encounters that ...

An Australian raspy cricket that slipped into New Zealand in 1990 has finally been identified as Pterapotrechus salomonoides, with the ...

The first Latvian records of the ant cricket Myrmecophilus acervorum, found at two flood-prone Rīga sites, represent the northernmost known ...

Deep in the humid forests of Bioko Island, a small black-and-yellow grasshopper has been quietly living on the herb layer ...

Two new genera and species of Tridactyloidea from mid-Cretaceous Burmese amber include one new ripipterygid and one puzzling fossil with ...

Scanning electron microscopy reveals that aging female crickets accumulate plaques, cracks, fungal growth, and perforations in the tympanal membranes they ...

Deep in the canyons of Madagascar, a small striped grasshopper has been living a double life. For more than a ...

Two new species of extinct Elcanidae, Parelcana xena and Longioculus poinari, have been described from mid-Cretaceous Burmese amber, raising the ...

A three-year survey of Kerala's Kole wetlands has documented twelve pygmy grasshopper morphospecies, including two genera never before recorded in ...