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Acridinae
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Unidentified Ghoppers 
  

                                               

Tribe Catantopini - Subtribe Peakesiina

Family ACRIDIDAE

This page contains pictures and information about Spur-throated Grasshoppers in Subtribe Peakesiina that we found in the Brisbane area, Queensland, Australia.
 
 
 

Bicoloured Cedarinia
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Cedarinia sp. 3, female and male, body length 30mm, 20mm
Both female and male of this grasshopper have very tiny wings. The female size is about double of the male. The female is pale brown in colour. The male is darker in colour and look quite different. This grasshopper is common in Brisbane bushes. More pictures and information please click here.
 
 
Eastern Inland Cedarinia
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Cedarinia sp.4, female body length 30mm                                                                                        Nymph, 20mm
Both adult males and females have reduced-wings and flightless. Males are about the half size of female, but we did not find one yet. Please check this page for more information.
 
 
Peakesia Grasshopper
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Peakesia sp., body length 30mm
We found this grasshopper once in Ford Road Conservation Area on Feb 2009. For this species both male and female adults are fully-winged. Please check this page for more information. 

Reference:
1. Insects of Australia, CSIRO, Division of Entomology, Melbourne University Press, 2nd Edition 1991, p391.
2. Grasshopper Country - the Abundant Orthopteroid Insects of Australia, D Rentz, UNSW Press, 1996, p179.
3. A Guide to Australian Grasshoppers and Locusts - DCF Rentz, RC Lewis, YN Su and MS Upton, 2003. 

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Last updated: July 09, 2011.