Xeracris snowi
(Caudell, 1916)
Snow's Desert Grasshopper
Xeracris snowi is a of slant-faced in the , known as Snow's Desert Grasshopper. It belongs to the tribe Cibolacrini and is found in arid regions of southwestern North America and Central America. The species was described by Caudell in 1916.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Xeracris snowi: /zɛˈrækrɪs ˈsnaʊi/
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Habitat
Desert environments; associated with arid and semi-arid regions.
Distribution
Arizona (United States); Central America; North America. Records indicate presence in the southwestern United States and Middle America.
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Taxonomic Notes
Classified in the tribe Cibolacrini within Gomphocerinae. The Xeracris contains desert-adapted .
Data Quality
Limited biological and ecological information available in sources. Most observations appear to be from the southwestern United States.