PENGARUH KOMPOSISI KOTORAN JANGKRIK DAN 3 JENIS TANAH YANG BERBEDA TERHADAP PERTUMBUHAN SEMAI SENGON LAUT SAMPAI UMUR 3 BULAN by , PROBO SANTOSO, , Daryono Prehaten, S.Hut, M.Sc.

“…The result of the research shows that dirt crickets given 3 different kind of soils doesnâ��t show any real impact to the seedling growth of sengonlaut, but seedling that plant on an mixture of dirt crickets media can survive till the end of observation. …”

Seasonal food habits of corsac and red foxes in Mongolia and the potential for competition by Murdoch, J, Munkhzul, T, Buyandelger, S, Reading, R, Sillero-Zubiri, C

“…Corsacs consumed proportionally more beetles and rodents during pup rearing and crickets during dispersal relative to other seasons, whereas red foxes consumed proportionally more crickets during pup rearing and dispersal and more rodents and large mammals during pup rearing and breeding relative to other seasons. …”

Seasonal food habits of corsac and red foxes in Mongolia and the potential for competition by Murdoch, J, Munkhzul, T, Buyandelger, S, Reading, R, Sillero-Zubiri, C

“…Corsacs consumed proportionally more beetles and rodents during pup rearing and crickets during dispersal relative to other seasons, whereas red foxes consumed proportionally more crickets during pup rearing and dispersal and more rodents and large mammals during pup rearing and breeding relative to other seasons. …”

Insectophilia play zone by Mohd Yunos, Mohd Yazid, Mohamed, Noorizan, Abdul Aziz, Nor Juliana

“…The proposed insect-loving children play area will experience firsthand how the metamorphosis of insects such as beetles, flying butterflies, dragonflies, damselflies, moths, beetles, crickets, grasshoppers take place right before the children's eyes.…”
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Discovery of Eurytrema eggs in sediment from a colonial period latrine in Taiwan by Yeh, Hui-Yuan, Cheng, Jeff Chieh-fu, Huang, Ching Jung, Zhan, Xiaoya, Wong, Weng Kin, Mitchell, Piers D.

“…True infection with Eurytrema would indicate that the policemen ate uncooked grasshoppers and crickets infected with the parasite. However, false parasitism might also occur if the policemen ate the uncooked intestines of infected cattle, and the Eurytrema eggs passed through the human intestines. …”
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Overlooked flower-visiting Orthoptera in Southeast Asia by Tan, M.K., Artchwakom, T., Abdul Wahab, R., Lee, C.Y., Belabut, D.M., Tan, H.T.W.

“…One group is the orthopterans, comprising of grasshoppers, crickets, and katydids. Natural history observations were made around Southeast Asia to document flower-visiting orthopterans. …”
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Conspecifics of a heterotrophic heteronomous species of Strepsiptera (Insecta) are matched by molecular characterization by Kathirithamby, J, Hayward, A, McMahon, D, Ferreira, R, Andreazze, R, de Almeida Andrade, H, Fresneau, D

“…The family Myrmecolacidae (Strepsiptera) exhibit the unusual phenomenon of sexually dimorphic host relationships known as heterotrophic heteronomy, whereby males parasitize ants and females parasitize grasshoppers, crickets and mantids. It has therefore been impossible phenotypically to match male Myrmecolacidae to their conspecific females: the male and female of only one species have so far been unequivocally matched, and this was by molecular characterization. …”

Conspecifics of a heterotrophic heteronomous species of Strepsiptera (Insecta) are matched by molecular characterization by Kathirithamby, J, Hayward, A, McMahon, D, Ferreira, R, Andreazze, R, Almeida Andrade, H, Fresneau, D

“… <p style="text-align:justify;"> The family Myrmecolacidae (Strepsiptera) exhibit the unusual phenomenon of sexually dimorphic host relationships known as heterotrophic heteronomy, whereby males parasitize ants and females parasitize grasshoppers, crickets and mantids. It has therefore been impossible phenotypically to match male Myrmecolacidae to their conspecific females: the male and female of only one species have so far been unequivocally matched, and this was by molecular characterization. …”

Cryptic diversity and female host specificity in a parasitoid where the sexes utilize hosts from separate orders. by Hayward, A, McMahon, D, Kathirithamby, J

“…One of only two known examples occurs in the Myrmecolacidae, an unusual family of the parasitoid order Strepsiptera (Insecta), in which males parasitize ants while females parasitize grasshoppers, crickets, and praying mantids. Here, we reconstruct the evolutionary pattern and timescale of host-use in a set of morphologically cryptic myrmecolacid taxa currently identified as Caenocholax fenyesi. …”

An intelligent home using wireless location networks and real time messaging for patients with heart failure by Rao, Sanjay Kaliputnam, 1980-

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