Fig. 1, first instar: BL 4.5-4.7 mm, FL 2-2.2 mm, AS 11-12
Fig. 2, second instar: BL 5.2-6.9 mm, FL 2.9-3.5 mm, AS 13-16
Fig. 3, third instar: BL 6.7-8.2 mm, FL 4-5.3 mm, AS 16-18
Fig. 4, fourth instar: BL 10.1-13.7 mm, FL 5.5-7.2 mm, AS 20-23
Fig. 5, fifth instar: BL 10.7-16 mm, FL 7.3-9.3 mm, AS 23-25
Fig. 6, adult male: BL 15-18.5 mm, FL 9.5-11 mm, AS 24-25
Fig. 7, adult male, green form: BL 15-18.5 mm, FL 9.5-11 mm, AS 24-25
Fig. 8, adult female: BL 21.5-25.5 mm, FL 11.5-14 mm, AS 23-26
Fig. 9, green form of adult
Fig. 10, spread wings of female
Fig. 11, egg pod and exposed eggs (bottom of pods at right)
Geographic range of Eritettix simplex (Scudder)
Fig. 1, first instar: BL 6.6-7.5 mm, FL 3.3-3.9 mm, AS 13-14
Fig. 2, second instar: BL 8.1-8.8 mm, FL 4.5-5.5 mm, AS 16-18
Fig. 3, third instar: BL 8.5-10.2 mm, FL 4.9-6.1 mm, AS 18-21
Fig. 4, fourth instar: BL 11.2-13.2 mm, FL 6.3-7.6 mm, AS 20-22
Fig. 5, fifth instar: BL 12-18.5 mm, FL 7.5-10.4 mm, AS 23-24
Fig. 6, adult male: BL 15-16.5 mm, FL 9.1-10.2 mm, AS 23-25
Fig. 7, adult female: BL 22-23.5 mm, FL 12-12.7 mm, AS 23-25
Fig. 8, dorsal view of first instar
Fig. 9, view of head and pronotum of adult female
Fig. 10, egg pod and loose eggs
Geographic range of Hadrotettix trifasciatus (Say)
Fig. 1, first instar: BL 5.2-10.4 mm, FL 3.9-4.4 mm, AS 13-14
Fig. 2, second instar: BL 7.9-12.5 mm, FL 5.1-6.4 mm, AS 17-19
Fig. 3, third instar: BL 12-16.7 mm, FL 7.8-9.1 mm, AS 20-21
Fig. 4, fourth instar: BL 19.5-22.5 mm, FL 10.9-13 mm, AS 23
Fig. 5, adult male: BL 24.5-27.5 mm, FL 13.8-15 mm, AS 23-24
Fig. 6, adult female: BL 28-35.5 mm, FL 14.5-18.3 mm, AS 22-24
Fig. 7, spread left wings of female
Fig. 8, inner face of female, hind femur, tibia, and tarsus
Fig. 9, egg pod and four loose eggs
