Anabrus cerciata
Caudell, 1907
Big-tooth Anabrus, Big-tooth Mormon cricket
Anabrus cerciata is a in the , described by Caudell in 1907. It belongs to the Anabrus, which also includes the well-known (). The is found in western North America, with confirmed records from Oregon and Washington. It is less studied than its A. simplex, and detailed biological information remains limited.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Anabrus cerciata: //əˈneɪbrəs sərˈsaɪətə//
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Distribution
Western North America. Confirmed records from Oregon and Washington.
Similar Taxa
- Anabrus simplexThe congeneric , which shares the 'Mormon cricket' and may be confused due to similar common name usage. A. simplex is larger, more widespread, and economically significant; A. cerciata is distinguished by specific cercal (implied by epithet 'cerciata').