Fig. 5, fifth instar: BL 12.5-14.7 mm, FL 7.5-9.4 mm, AS 21-23
Fig. 6, adult male: BL 17.5-19.5 mm, FL 9.8-11 mm, AS 23-26
Fig. 7, adult female: BL 18.5-22 mm, FL 10-12.4 mm, AS 23-25
Fig. 8, detached wings of male
Fig. 9, end of male abdomen showing cercus, furcula, and subgenital plate
Fig. 10, egg pod and three exposed eggs
Geographic range of Melanoplus occidentalis (Thomas)
Fig. 1, first instar: BL 3.8-4.9 mm, FL 2.6-2.9 mm, AS 13
Fig. 2, second instar: BL 5.7-6.5 mm, FL 3.6-3.9 mm, AS 15-16
Fig. 3, third instar: BL 6.1-8.6 mm, FL 4.5-5.6 mm, AS 18-19
Fig. 4, fourth instar: BL 9.4-13.3 mm, FL 6.8-7.4 mm, AS 21
Fig. 5, fifth instar: BL 15-16.5 mm, FL 8.4-10.2 mm, AS 22
Fig. 6, adult male: BL 19.2-21 mm, FL 10.2-11.4 mm, AS 24-25
Fig. 7, adult female: BL 22-24 mm, FL 11.5-12.6 mm, AS 24
Fig. 8, front of head of nymphal flabellate grasshoppers
Fig. 9, cercus of adult male flabellate grasshopper
Fig. 10, egg pod (bottom at right) and four eggs
Geographic range of Melanoplus packardii Scudder
Fig. 1, first instar: BL 4.6-5.6 mm, FL 2.7-3.1 mm, AS 13
Fig. 2, second instar: BL 5.1-7.3 mm, FL 3.4-4.1 mm, AS 17-18
Fig. 3, third instar: BL 7.9-10 mm, FL 5.6-6 mm, AS 19-21
Fig. 4, fourth instar: BL 14-18.7 mm, FL 8.2-10.2 mm, AS 22-24
Fig. 5, fifth instar: BL 19-25.7 mm, FL 10.8-13.5 mm, AS 24-26
Fig. 6, adult male: BL 27-32 mm, FL 13.8-15.5 mm, AS 25-27
Fig. 7, adult female: BL 32-35.5 mm, FL 15.5-18 mm, AS 25-27
Fig. 8, dorsal view of head and pronotum of a female
Fig. 9, end of male abdomen showing cercus and supraanal and subgenital plates
Fig. 10, egg pod and exposed eggs in bottom of broken pod
Geographic range of Melanoplus rugglesi Gurney
Fig. 1, first instar: BL 4.2-5.2 mm, FL 2.3-2.4 mm, AS 12
Fig. 2, second instar: BL 4.9-7.5 mm, FL 3.5-3.7 mm, AS 14-15
Fig. 3, third instar: BL 6.6-9 mm, FL 4.2-5.4 mm, AS 18-19
