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Jivarus
Jivarus is a genus of spur-throated grasshoppers in the family Acrididae. There are more than 20 described species in Jivarus, found in Ecuador, Colombia, and Peru.
29 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Jivarus antisanae
speciesJivarus antisanae
Jivarus ecuadoricus
speciesJivarus ecuadoricus
Jivarus ronderosi
speciesJivarus ronderosi
Jivarus gurneyi
speciesJivarus gurneyi
Jivarus guarandaensis
speciesJivarus guarandaensis
Jivarus laevis
speciesJivarus laevis
Jivarus jagoi
speciesJivarus jagoi
Jivarus riveti
speciesJivarus riveti
Jivarus marginalis
speciesJivarus marginalis
Jivarus cohni
speciesJivarus cohni
Jivarus brunneus
speciesJivarus brunneus
Jivarus viridis
speciesJivarus viridis
Jivarus rentzi
speciesJivarus rentzi
Jivarus ochraceus
speciesJivarus ochraceus
Jivarus americanus
speciesJivarus americanus
Jivarus auriculus
speciesJivarus auriculus
Jivarus discoloris
speciesJivarus discoloris
Jivarus megacercus
speciesJivarus megacercus
Jivarus rectus
speciesJivarus rectus
Jivarus carbonelli
speciesJivarus carbonelli
Jivarus pubescens
speciesJivarus pubescens
Jivarus pictifrons
speciesJivarus pictifrons
Jivarus alienus
speciesJivarus alienus
Jivarus alticola
speciesJivarus alticola
Jivarus eumera
speciesJivarus eumera
Jivarus profundus
speciesJivarus profundus
Jivarus spatulus
speciesJivarus spatulus
Jivarus sphaericus
speciesJivarus sphaericus
Jivarus hubbelli
speciesJivarus hubbelli
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 597426.