Trimerotropis arenacea
Rehn, 1910
Rehn's dune grasshopper
Trimerotropis arenacea, commonly known as Rehn's dune , is a band-winged grasshopper in the Acrididae. The species was described by Rehn in 1910. It is known to occur in sandy dune in western North America, particularly in California. As a member of the Trimerotropis, it shares characteristics with other band-winged grasshoppers that typically inhabit arid, open environments.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Trimerotropis arenacea: /ˌtraɪməˈrɒtrəpɪs ˌærəˈneɪʃə/
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Habitat
Sandy dune environments in arid and semi-arid regions.
Distribution
Known from California; broader North American distribution requires confirmation. Records indicate presence in western North America.
Similar Taxa
- Trimerotropis pallidipennisAnother band-winged grasshopper in the same with overlapping western North American distribution; distinguished by wing coloration and preferences.
- Trimerotropis cyaneipennisSimilar band-winged ; differs in hindwing coloration and geographic range.