例句與造句

1. Previously, scientists believed all Jerusalem crickets in California represented a single species.
2. These are Jerusalem cricket belonging to the family Stenopelmatidae.
3. There are an estimated 5 10 more species of insects sand roach, and Jerusalem cricket.
4. Bats also eat farm and garden pests such as stink bugs, Jerusalem crickets, corn borers and leafhoppers.
5. Jerusalem crickets often wander into houses in California .-- talk ) 18 : 52, 6 February 2010 ( UTC)
6. It's difficult to find jerusalem cricket in a sentence. 用jerusalem cricket造句挺難的
7. Jerusalem crickets also seem unable to hiss by forcing air through their spiracles, as some beetles and cockroaches do.
8. :: : I am reasonably certain that that is a Jerusalem cricket, not a beetle, and certainly not a rove beetle.
9. Beyond the classroom are displays that show examples of daytime animals such as Jerusalem crickets, whiptail lizards, scrub jays and hummingbirds.
10. For such purposes, Jerusalem crickets rely on substrate vibrations felt by subgenual organs located in all six of the insect's legs.
11. Despite their common name, Jerusalem crickets are not true mandibles to feed primarily on dead organic matter but can also eat other insects.
12. Instead, the few Jerusalem crickets that do make sound rub their hind legs against the sides of the abdomen, producing a rasping, hissing noise.
13. The newly identified insects, still unnamed scientifically, are for the most part varieties of the Jerusalem cricket, a six-legged, wingless bug marked by its heft . Some specimens reach lengths of 3 inches ( 7.6 centimeters ) or more and resemble bloated ants.
14. The newly identified insects, still unnamed scientifically, are for the most part varieties of the Jerusalem cricket, a six-legged, wingless bug marked by its heft . Some specimens reach lengths of 3 inches ( 7 . 6 centimeters ) or more and resemble bloated ants.
15. "' Ensifera "'is a suborder of the order Orthoptera, including insects in the families Gryllidae ( true crickets ), Prophalangopsidae ( grigs ), Stenopelmatidae ( Jerusalem crickets, king crickets, tree and giant wetas ), Gryllacrididae ( leaf-rolling and raspy crickets ), Cooloolidae ( cooloola monsters ), Rhaphidophoridae ( cave and camel crickets ), Schizodactylidae ( dune or splay-footed crickets ) and Tettigoniidae ( bush crickets or katydids ).