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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 1st Instar Damaging Leaves As It Forages On Crotalaria retusa Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 1st Instar Feeling Its Way On The Crotalaria retusa Stem Architecture Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 1st Instar On Crotalaria retusa Keeping Still The First Line Of Defence Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 1st Instar Front Leg Tarsal Segments, Tarsal Pads, Tarsal Claws & Arolium Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 1st Instar On Crotalaria retusa On The Move Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 1st Instar Leg Tarsal Segments, Tarsal Pads, Tarsal Claws & Arolium Assisting Adhesion To Slick Surface Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 2nd Instar Hoping It Is Still Cryptic On The Crotalaria retusa Leaf Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 2nd& 3rd Instars Using The Crotalaria retusa Stem For Protection & Transportation Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 2nd Instar Prothoracic Leg Tibia With Spurs, Tarsus With Euplantae Pads Under Each Segmented Tarsomere & Two Tarsal Claws With An Arolium Pad Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 5th Instar Flipped Wing Bud, Tympanic Organ Between Bud & Hind Leg Femur Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 4th Instar Wing Buds Angle Backwards & Almost Spade-Shaped Remaining Un-Flipped Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 5th Instar Head Capsule Vertex, Fastigium, Occiput, Antennal Sulci Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymphs 1st, 2nd & 3rd Instars In Descending Order On Crotalaria retusa Facing A Potential Predator Advantage Hight Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymphs 2nd & 3rd Instars On Crotalaria retusa High As Possible Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph Antennal Sulci, Antennal Sclerite, Antennal Suture, Antennifer, Scape & Pedicel Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Nymph 2 nd Instar Appearing Relaxed But The Jumping Requires Less Than Half A Second To Trigger The Leg Extension By A Sudden Relaxation Of The Flexor Muscle Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Nymph 1st Instar With Dark Eye Coloration In The Embryonic Cap From Ommochrome Pigments, Which Form Vertical Stripes In Consecutive Nymphal Instar Stages Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Nymph 5th Instar Inner Femur's Medial Area & Upper & Lower Carnula Developing Dark Transverse Bars Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymphs Damaging Leaves As They Forages On Crotalaria retusa Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Nymph Femorotibial Joint Sclerotized Cuticle On Distal End Of Metathoracic Femur Storing Energy For Propulsive Force For A Jump Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Nymph Effective Camouflage & Perching In The Tops Of Crotalaria sp. Stems Means That Advancing Lophognathus Sp. Dragons Will Alert Nymphs As The Perch Stem Bends Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Nymph 3RD Instar Compound Eyes Contain Red Pteridine & Dark Ommochrome Pigments, Which Are Coexpressed In Vertical Stripes Formed During One Of The Nymphal Instars Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Nymph Femorotibial Joint Tibial Articulation As A Thin Flexible Region Ventrally Between Cover Plates & Flexible Cuticle With Extensive Stellate Folding Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 5th Instar Flipped Wing Bud, Hindleg Missing, Tympanic Organ With Chitnous Ring & Tympanum Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 5th Instar Compound Eye Hemisphere Aggregation & Protuberance Provides A Wide Field Of Vision In All Directions But Lacks A Protective Rim Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Nymph Compound Eyes Contain Red Pteridine & Dark Ommochrome Pigments, Coexpressed In Five Vertical Stripes, Each Stripe Is Formed During One Of The Seven Nymphal Instars Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Nymph Union Of Frons Sclerites From Fastigium Towards The Clypeus Margin, With The Frontal Costa Housing The Median Ocellus & Antennal Sulci Housed By Lateral Sclerites Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Nymph Its Hind Jumping Leg Elbow With A Lump That Enters A Femur Cavity Enabling Flexor Muscles To Hold The Tibia Flexed Providing Sufficient Energy For A Vigorous Jump Urban Darwin
