Eumorsea balli
Hebard, 1935
huachuca monkey grasshopper, Ball's monkey grasshopper
Eumorsea balli is a of monkey grasshopper ( Eumastacidae) native to North America. It was described by Hebard in 1935 and is commonly known as the huachuca monkey grasshopper or Ball's monkey grasshopper. The species belongs to a group of orthopterans characterized by their distinctive and .
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Eumorsea balli: //juːˈmɔːr.si.ə ˈbæ.li//
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Distribution
Documented from Arizona, United States. Distribution records indicate presence in North America.
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Etymology
The epithet 'balli' honors Dr. George E. Ball, a renowned carabidologist who has had multiple insect species named after him, including beetles from Antarctica and South America.