Oecanthus

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Oecanthus
Female wine chicken (Oecanthus pellucens)

Female wine chicken ( Oecanthus pellucens )

Systematics
Order : Grasshoppers (Orthoptera)
Subordination : Long- probe horror (Ensifera)
Superfamily : Grylloidea
Family : Real crickets (Gryllidae)
Subfamily : Tree cricket (Oecanthinae)
Genre : Oecanthus
Scientific name
Oecanthus
Serville , 1831

Oecanthus is agenus of locusts from the subfamily of the flower crickets (Oecanthinae).

features

Oecanthus species are brightly colored and very delicate. Her head is half prognathic and has no ocelli . The pronotum is longer than it is wide and narrows slightly towards the front. The metanotum of the males has a large glandular pit. The males are parapter to mesopter , the females are parapter. The abdomen is narrow. The straight ovipositor is toothed, dark and widened at the apex.

Occurrence

The distribution area of ​​the genus includes central, eastern and southern Europe, northern Africa to south of the Sahara and western and central Asia.

Systematics

The genus includes the following 62 species:

not assigned to any species group:

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supporting documents

literature

  • Kurt Harz: The orthopterists of Europe . Volume 1, Dr. W. Junk NV, The Hague 1969.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Oecanthus at Orthoptera Species File Online , accessed August 25, 2011

Web links

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