Checklist for Superfamily Acridoidea MacLeay, 1819
and region Mariposa County (California, USA)
Class
| Insecta
Linnaeus, 1758
Insects, True insects | 167
637
972 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
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Subclass
| Pterygota
Lang, 1888
Winged insects | 167
637
972 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Infraclass
| Neoptera
van der Wulp, 1890
Modern Wing-folding insects | 158
616
929 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Superorder
| Polyneoptera
Martynov, 1923
| 20
32
36 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Order
| Orthoptera
Latreille, 1793
Crickets And Grasshoppers, Katydids, Locusts, Wetas | 6
16
21 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Suborder
| Caelifera
Geoffroy, 1764
Short-horned grasshoppers | 2
10
16 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Infraorder
| Acrididea
Song & al., 2015
| 2
10
16 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Superfamily
| Acridoidea
MacLeay, 1819
| 1
9
15 | Family
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
List of families for Mariposa County
1 Family width 15 Species and 1 Subspecies
Genera for Mariposa County
9 Genera with 15 Species
Species list for Mariposa County
15 Species and 1 Subspecies | Abisares viridipennis hylaeus Rehn, J.A.G., 1914 | | | Arphia behrensi Saussure, 1884 | Olmec fiddler | | Arphia ramona Rehn, 1902 | | | Camnula pellucida Scudder, 1862 | Clear-winged Grasshopper | | Cordillacris crenulata Bruner, 1889 | Crenulate-winged Grasshopper | | Dissosteira pictipennis Bruner, 1905 | California Rose-Winged Grasshopper | | Melanoplus ablutus Scudder, 1899 | | | Melanoplus alpinus (Scudder, 1897) | ⇒ Miramella alpina alpina Kollar, 1833 | | Melanoplus devastator Scudder, 1878 | Devastating grasshopper | | Melanoplus oregonensis Thomas, 1875 | | | Oedaleonotus pacificus Scudder, 1880 | | | Tomonotus ferruginosus Caudell, 1905 | | | Trimerotropis fontana Thomas, 1876 | | | Trimerotropis gracilis (Thomas, 1872) | ⇒ Diraneura bivenosa Scudder, 1869 | | Trimerotropis verruculata Kirby, 1837 | Atlantic hairback fiddler |
Subnodes of Acridoidea with occurrences in Mariposa County
Links, sources and further information Acridoidea at itis.gov
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