Members belonging to Caelifera have short antennae and abdominal tympanal organs (ears), whereas antennae of the Ensifera reach at least to their abdomen and their ears are located in their fore tibia (front legs).
While in Caelifera the females are often much larger then the males (average 1.37), SSD is less pronounced in Ensifera (average 1.09). Moreover, the degree of ... |
The Orthoptera are divided into 2 suborders, the Ensifera which includes all crickets and katydids, and the Caelifera which includes grasshoppers. |
Ensiferan eggs are laid singly into plants or soil, whereas Caelifera use their ovipositor to bury batches of eggs in soil chambers. Egg diapause is frequent. |
There are two suborders, the Caelifera and the Ensifera. Caelifera. The Caelifera, or short-horned grasshoppers (referring to their relatively short antennae) ... |
The adult size range is from a few millimeters to some of the largest living insects, with bodies over 11.5 cm in length and wingspans more than 22 cm. |
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