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Cerci (sg.:
cercus) are
paired appendages on the rear-most
segments of many arthropods,
including insects and symphylans. Many
forms of
cerci serve as...
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Melanoplus truncatus, the truncate-
cercus short-wing gr****hopper, is a
species of spur-throated gr****hopper in the
family Acrididae. It is
found in North...
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known generally as the "toothcercus
shortwing gr****hopper" or "broad
cercus scrub gr****hopper". It is
endemic to
scrub and
sandhill communities in Highlands...
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possess this many
antennal flagellomeres as well as an elongate,
slender cercus.
Another species of
Leptoconops discovered in the same
piece of amber, Leptoconops...
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Adult males are
polymorphic in body
weight and head width, as well as
cercus length and width. The
males have large, heavy,
curved forceps that are very...
- The name
Anisolabis stems from the
asymmetry of the male cerci; the
right cercus being more
acute than the left. The
Dermaptera Species File lists: species...
- large-sized
sciapodines mostly with a
strongly sinuate m-cu and
simple digitiform cercus. The
strongly sinuate m-cu is
considered to be a
distinctive group autapomorphy...
- and S. (A.) orientalis, as all have an area of very long
setae on the
cercus as well as
small setae on the
surstylar apodeme and the
membrane between...
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athiasae (Fain, 1982)
Thyreophagus berlesi**** Zachvatkin, 1941
Thyreophagus cercus Zhang, in Zhang,
Jiang & Zeng 1994
Thyreophagus cooremani Fain, 1982 Thyreophagus...
