0 a large insect with long back legs that can jump very high and makes a sharp, high noise using its back legs or wings --
1 an insect that eats plants and has long back legs that make it able to jump high --
Developing grasshopper neurons show variable levels of guanylyl cyclase activity on arrival at their targets.
The present studies were carried out in order to find out the potential and actual fertilities of grasshoppers, and to determine their role in outbreaks.
Furthermore, the different strategy adaptations of this insular grasshopper were compared with related continental species.
All unparasitized grasshoppers survived while 75-95% of permissive and 30-40% of non-permissive hosts died.
It wouldn't bother me one iota if it turned out that humans were as banal as grasshoppers.
The distribution of the grasshopper species in habitats is determined chiefly by microclimatic conditions, primarily by the air and soil humidities.
However, the flies were not able to deter large beetles (four cases) or grasshoppers (11 cases).
Individual larvae were transferred with a camel's hair brush into the ruptured tympanum of each grasshopper.
