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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Female Cooling Off In The Shade Of The Mailbox Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Female Lateral Ocellus, Is Present At The Sides Of The Fastigium, Next To The Compound Eye, Antennal Base With Filiform Antenna, Frons & Frontal Costa Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Female Median Ocellus Detects Differences In Light Intensity On The Frontal Costa An Elevated Cuticular Plate Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Female Ovipositor Open Showing Pilose Ventral Pair Of Ovipositor Valves Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Female Several Lenses, Called Ommatidia, Work Together In Order To Form Compound Eyes Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Female With Shovel-Shaped Structures, Dorsal & Ventral Pairs Of Ovipositor Valves, Used In Oviposition For Digging Holes To Bury Its Eggs Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Antenna Scape Mounted In A Ring-Shaped Socket On The Raised Torulus Region So It Pivots On The Rim Of The Torulus Or Antennifer Urban Darwin 01
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Valanga irregularis Antenna Scape Mounted In A Ring-Shaped Socket On The Raised Torulus Region So It Pivots On The Rim Of The Torulus Or Antennifer Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Arolia & Euplantulae Are Smooth & Generate High Adhesive Forces When Shear Movements Are Applied Or High Adhesive & Friction Forces On Smooth Surfaces Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Compound Eyes' Ommatidia Look Off Into Different Directions & Work Together To Illustrate Extensive Images From The Front, Back And Sides Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Curved Shovel-Shaped Ovipositor Valves Designed To Penetrate & Cut Into The Soil & Scoop The Soil Particles So Eggs Can Be Laid In The Resultant Gap Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Exude On The Epiproct Possibly Egg Tanning Proteinaceous Composition From The Comstock-Kellogg Glands Used For Adhesion In The Egg Pod Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Front Or Prothoracic Legs Are Used For Walking, Climbing, & Holding Food But Possibly The Fixed Spine On The Coxa Is A Simple Additional Defensive Weapon Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Frontal Costa Median Ocellus A Simple Eye Completely Free Of Ommatidia, Can Only Differentiate Between Dark & Light Which The Compound Eyes Cannot Discern Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Maxillae Have Segmented Structures Called Maxillary Palpi Which Manipulate And Taste The Food Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Median Ocellus On A Raised Area Or Frontal Costa Bordered Laterally By Ridges Called The Frontal Carinae And Ventrally By The Epistomal Suture Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Mesothoracic Spiracle Used For Respiration & Reduction Of Water Loss Above The Coxa Which Articulates With The Pleuron & Associated Sclerites Of The Thoracic Segment Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Opening Curved Ovipositor Valves Designed To Penetrate & Cut Into The Soil & Scoop The Soil Particles So Eggs Can Be Laid In The Resultant Gap Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Possibly The Tarsomere & Pretarsus Joint Where The Tendon Loops Over So That Even Within An Exoskeleton It Can Flex & Straighten Through Muscle Contractions Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Proteinaceous Composition Still Above Open Ovipositor Showing Pilose Ventral Pair Of Ovipositor Valves & Sclerotization Of Valves Margins Urban Darwin 01
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Valanga irregularis Proteinaceous Composition Still Above Open Ovipositor Showing Pilose Ventral Pair Of Ovipositor Valves & Sclerotization Of Valves Margins Urban Darwin
