spur-throated grasshopper
The term 'spur-throated grasshopper' refers to a group of grasshoppers known for a distinctive spur located between their front legs.
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Definition
C2Entomology
(technical)A type of grasshopper identified by a small spur or projection located between the front legs, often found in various habitats such as grasslands and gardens.
Example
- The spur-throated grasshopper is easily identified by the spur between its front legs.
- These grasshoppers are common in grasslands and can be recognized by their unique anatomical feature.
C2Entomology
(technical)A member of the Acrididae family, characterized by a unique anatomical feature on its prothorax.
Example
- Researchers study the spur-throated grasshopper to understand more about the Acrididae family.
- The distinctive spur on the prothorax makes this grasshopper easy to identify.
Similar
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