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Spur-throated Locust Austracris sp. 5th Instar Antennae Lowered To Smell My Finger Shoal Bay
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Light-brown Sharptail Stenocatantops vitripennis Acrididae Nymph 4th Stage Antennal Base & Filiform Antennae, A String Of Small, Barrel-Like Segments Shoal Bay
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Light-brown Sharptail Stenocatantops vitripennis Acrididae Nymph 4th Stage Developing & Emerging Wingbuds On The Second And Third Segments Of The Thorax Shoal Bay
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Spur-throated Locust Austracris sp. 5th Instar Feeding On Croton arnhemicus Euphorbiaceae Shoal Bay 01
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Light-brown Sharptail Stenocatantops vitripennis Acrididae Nymph 4th Stage Feeding On Croton arnhemicus Euphorbiaceae Shoal Bay
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Light-brown Sharptail Stenocatantops vitripennis Acrididae Nymph 4th Stage Front Legs With Tarsomeres, Arolium With Pad & Claws Shoal Bay
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Light-brown Sharptail Stenocatantops vitripennis Acrididae Nymph 4th Stage Frontal Costa, Clypus, Labrum, Maxillary Palpus & Labial Palpus Shoal Bay
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Spur-throated Locust Austracris sp. 5th Instar Large, Thickened Hind Femur & Knee Shoal Bay 01vv ok01
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Light-brown Sharptail Stenocatantops vitripennis Acrididae Nymph 4th Stage Mandible, Gena, Subocular Groove, Preocular Ridge, Compound Eye, Frons, Frontal Costa, Clypus & Labrum Shoal Bay
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Light-brown Sharptail Stenocatantops vitripennis Acrididae Nymph 4th Stage Median Ocellus On Frontal Costa Shoal Bay
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Light-brown Sharptail Stenocatantops vitripennis Acrididae Nymph 4th Stage Median Ocellus On Frontal Costa, Antennal Base & Filiform Antennae Shoal Bay
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Spur-throated Locust Austracris sp. 5th Instar Tarsomere Attachment Arolium Pad And Claw Missing On Front Leg Shoal Bay
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Spur-throated Locust Austracris sp. 5th Instar Wing Pads On Croton arnhemicus Euphorbiaceae Shoal Bay
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Light-brown Sharptail Stenocatantops vitripennis Nymph As The Wet Season Comes To A Close & Vegetation Is Abundant Lots Of Grasshoppers Are Leaping Into Action Shoal Bay
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Spur-throated Locust Austracris sp. 5th Instar Femur Upper & Lower Darker Carina Lines, Knee Joint, Posttibia, Spines, Calcars, Tarsus, Arolium & Claws & Emerging Wingpad Shoal Bay
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Spur-throated Locust Austracris sp. 5th Instar Protruding & Elliptical Compound Eyes Consist Of Ommatidia All Equipped With A Lens Hexagonal In Outline Situated In Tight And Dense Masses Shoal Bay
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Light-brown Sharptail Stenocatantops vitripennis Nymph The Eyes' Ommatidia Are Useful As They All Look Off Into Different Directions Illustrating Extensive Images From The Front Backs And Sides Shoal Bay
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Lobed Spider Araneidae Cyclosa sp. Navigating Ampullate Major Non-Sticky Dragline Silk While Consuming Used & Damaged Silk To Recycle The Proteins To Make New Silk Urban Darwin
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Lobed Spider Araneidae Cyclosa sp. Navigating Ampullate Major Non-Sticky Dragline Silk While Spinning & Manipulating Additional Ampullate Major Silk For Running Repairs Urban Darwin
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Lobed Spider Araneidae Cyclosa sp. Ventral Side Chellcera, Sternum, Multiple Leg Coxa, Epigynum & Spinneret On Its Opisthosoma Navigating Non-Sticky Dragline Silk Urban Darwin
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Lobed Spider Araneidae Cyclosa sp. Web Included Circular Stabilimentum Of Dried Leaves & A Spider Exoskeleton Possibly To Avoid Damage Or Lure Prey By Reflecting Additional Ultraviolet Light Urban Darwin
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Lobed Spider Cyclosa sp. Araneidae Seems To Have A new Web Each Morning Which Is Gone Each Afternoon Urban Darwin
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Lobed Spider Cyclosa sp. Tropical Araneidae With Patterns Of Irregular Yellow Repeating Shapes Contrasted With A Black Lobed Abdomen Urban Darwin
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Lobed Spider Possibly Cyclosa insulana Araneidae Female Hunting On Its Orbed Web Near Its Stabilimentum Urban Darwin
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Lobed Spider Possibly Cyclosa insulana Araneidae Female Rebuilding Its Orbed Web Urban Darwin
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Lobed Spider Possibly Cyclosa insulana Araneidae Female Seemed This Resting Posture Is More Defensive With More Legs At The Ready Urban Darwin
