- wing
shape and venation, and the sound-producing
stridulatory organs.
Ensiferans are
distinguished from
Caeliferans by
their elongated,
threadlike antennae...
-
family erected to
accommodate it
because it is so
dissimilar to
other ensiferans. It was
discovered in 1980 in the
Great Sandy National Park in Queensland...
-
location of the
tympanal organ and the
methods by
which sound is produced.
Ensiferans have
antennae that can be much
longer than the body and have at least...
-
recovered during the
Early Jur****ic, with the Hagloidea, a
superfamily of
ensiferan orthopterans today confined to a few
living species,
being particularly...
- Rhaphidophoridae,
called cave
crickets or
camel crickets elsewhere, in a
different ensiferan superfamily. In New
Zealand there were as of 2014 19
genera of tokoriri...
-
Cooloola is a
genus of
ensiferan orthopterans known as
Cooloola monsters. It is the only
genus in the
subfamily Cooloolinae and
family Cooloolidae of...
- from 18S, 28S, and 16S rRNA
supported the
monophyly of Ensifera. Most
ensiferan families were also
found to be monophyletic, and the
superfamily Gryllacridoidea...
-
features which distinguish crickets in the
superfamily Grylloidea from
other Ensiferans are long, thread-like antennae,
three tarsal segments,
slender tactile...
-
abundance over the year in New
Zealand forests.
Unlike other singing ensiferans,
ground weta do not have
tibial tympanae. ****ually
active males hit their...
- Pazinato, P. G.; Baranov, V.; Haug, C. (2022). "A 100-million-year-old
ensiferan with
unusual mouthparts and
comments on the
evolution of
raptorial appendages...
