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Conocephalus dorsalis-fuscus. Tettigoniidae

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Field Notes

Description:

Es parte del suborden Ensifera y la única familia en la superfamilia Tettigonioidea.
Los Tettigoniids pueden distinguirse de los saltamontes por la longitud de sus antenas que pueden superar la longitus de su propio cuerpo.
Los machos de tettigoniids emiten un sonido que producen los órganos (a través de estridulación ) ubicados en los ángulos posteriores de las alas delanteras.

Habitat:

Campos de Arcos de las Salinas (Teruel).

Reference Links:

Tettigoniidae, Fichier:Conocephalus fuscus qtl1.jpg - Wikipédia

Species ID Suggestions

Blackish Meadow Katydid

Conocephalus semivittatus

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Ashish
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Comments (4)
eulalia rubio
The Ensifera (Orthoptera suborder) are characterized by their long antennae, more than 30 knuckles, in many cases longer than the body, a characteristic that distinguishes them from Caelifera with short antennas. This information can not identify yet. Thank you, Alice.
Ashish
I think its Meadow Katydid at nymph stage...not sure. Horns like Meadow Katydid.

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PublishedJuly 9, 2011

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