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Cyphoderris monstrosa

Cyphoderris monstrosa, also known as the great grig, is a species of hump-winged grig in the family Prophalangopsidae. Though the fossil record shows at least 90 extinct species from this family, C. monstrosa is one of only 7 known species alive today.

Mating, Habitat and diet & Morphology

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Mating

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Habitat and diet

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Morphology

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Cyphoderris monstrosa

Nodes19
Edges18
Triples16
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.105263
Components1

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Cyphoderris monstrosa

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related to Habitat and diet · 9
Cyphoderris monstrosa → Alberta, British Columbia, California, Canada, Cyphoderris, Engelmann, Its, They, United States
related to External links · 4
Cyphoderris monstrosa → Cyphoderris, Link, North America, Singing Insects

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species males monstrosa family cyphoderris also known tegmina females mating like organ pulses though 90 male crickets coniferous trees calls

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mandible opening andinstance ofIn some cases ultrasonic pulses are also accompanied by aggressive posturing0.80text
while on their backsinstance ofIn some cases ultrasonic pulses are also accompanied by aggressive posturing0.80text
leg kickinginstance ofIn some cases ultrasonic pulses are also accompanied by aggressive posturing0.80text
Cyphoderris monstrosarelated to External linksLink0.60section
Cyphoderris monstrosarelated to External linksCyphoderris0.60section
Cyphoderris monstrosarelated to External linksSinging Insects0.60section
Cyphoderris monstrosarelated to External linksNorth America0.60section
Cyphoderris monstrosarelated to Habitat and dietCyphoderris0.60section
Cyphoderris monstrosarelated to Habitat and dietUnited States0.60section
Cyphoderris monstrosarelated to Habitat and dietCanada0.60section
Cyphoderris monstrosarelated to Habitat and dietCalifornia0.60section
Cyphoderris monstrosarelated to Habitat and dietAlberta0.60section

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