- The
orthopteran family Rhaphidophoridae of the
suborder Ensifera has a
worldwide distribution.
Common names for
these insects include cave crickets, camel...
-
group of
about 100
insect species in the
families Anostostomatidae and
Rhaphidophoridae endemic to New Zealand. They are
giant flightless crickets, and some...
- taxa in the
Ensifera may be
called crickets sensu lato,
including the
Rhaphidophoridae – cave or
camel crickets;
Stenopelmatidae –
Jerusalem or sand crickets;...
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Novotettix is a
monotypic genus of cave cricket/wētā in the
family Rhaphidophoridae endemic to south-east Australia. The
genus Novotettix was
first described...
-
aucklandensis the
Auckland Island wētā, is a cave wētā in the
family Rhaphidophoridae, the only
member of the
genus Dendroplectron. It is
endemic to the...
-
Water Emergency Transportation Authority Weta (genus), in the
family Rhaphidophoridae; an
obsolete name for the
genus Pleioplectron Weta (band) (1995–2001)...
- (ant crickets)
Hagloidea Prophalangopsidae (grigs)
Rhaphidophoroidea Rhaphidophoridae (cave and
camel crickets; cave wetas)
Schizodactyloidea Schizodactylidae...
- in the
study of New
Zealand and
Australian cave crickets, or wētā (
Rhaphidophoridae), and
Australian ladybird beetles (Coccinellidae). She was the first...
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Schizodactylidae and
Grylloidea were
shown to be
sister taxa, and
Rhaphidophoridae and
Tettigoniidae were
found to be more
closely related to Grylloidea...
- (Motuweta) The cave wētā
species belong to a
different family, the
Rhaphidophoridae.
Elizabeth Pennisi (2017). "Saving the 'god of ugly things': New Zealand...
