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Anostostomatidae is a
family of
insects in the
order Orthoptera,
widely distributed in the
southern hemisphere. It is
named Mimnermidae or
Henicidae in...
- king
crickets are not true
crickets either: they
belong to the
family Anostostomatidae,
whereas true
crickets are in the Gryllidae. The
insect gets its English...
- 70
species of
insects endemic to New Zealand,
mostly in the
family Anostostomatidae. Weta, Wetas, wētā or WETA may also
refer to: Weta, Ghana, a village...
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common name for a
group of
about 100
insect species in the
families Anostostomatidae and
Rhaphidophoridae endemic to New Zealand. They are
giant flightless...
- are
several species of wētā in the
genus Deinacrida of the
family Anostostomatidae.
Giant wētā are
endemic to New
Zealand and all but one
species are...
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comprises several well-separated lineages, at
least three of
which (
Anostostomatidae, Gryllacrididae, and Stenopelmatidae) can be
reasonably well-defined...
- Tree wētā are wētā in the
genus Hemideina of the
family Anostostomatidae. The
genus is
endemic to New Zealand.
There are
seven species within the genus...
- Māori
names based on
fauna of New Zealand: Aihe (Dolphin) and Wētā (
Anostostomatidae),
including the
merged tribe as Kōura (Crayfish). Day 1 – JP was chosen...
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female has a
rudimentary ovipositor,
unlike true
Gryllacrididae or
Anostostomatidae species. It is
similar to
Jerusalem crickets, but it is the only species...
- wētāpunga (Māori: wētāpunga), is a wētā in the
order Orthoptera and
family Anostostomatidae. It is
endemic to New Zealand,
where it
survived only on
Hauturu (Little...
