Acrididae

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• Subfamily: Acridinae
  
• Acrida
  
• Orthochtha
  
• Subfamily: Calliptaminae
  
• Acorypha
  
• Calliptamus
  
• Subfamily: Catantopinae
  
• Bettotania
  
• Catantops
  
• Stenocrobylus
  
• Striatosedulia
  
• Subfamily: Copiocerinae
  
• Chlorohippus
  
• Monachidium
  
• Subfamily: Coptacrinae
  
• Epistaurus
  
• Eucoptacra
  
• Subfamily: Cyrtacanthacridinae
  
• Austracris
  
• Schistocerca
  
• Valanga
  
• Subfamily: Egnatiinae
  
• Egnatius
  
• Leptoscirtus
  
• Subfamily: Eremogryllinae
  
• Eremogryllus
  
• Notopleura
  
• Subfamily: Euryphyminae
  
• Acrophymus
  
• Phymeurus
  
• Subfamily: Eyprepocnemidinae
  
• Eyprepocnemis
  
• Heteracris
  
• Subfamily: Gomphocerinae
  
• Dociostaurus
  
• Paragonista
  
• Subfamily: Habrocneminae
  
• Habrocnemis
  
• Subfamily: Hemiacridinae
  
• Hemiacris
  
• Hieroglyphodes
  
• Subfamily: Leptysminae
  
• Subfamily: Marelliinae
  
• Subfamily: Melanoplinae
  
• Subfamily: Oedipodinae
  
• Chortoicetes
  
• Locusta
  
• Oedipoda
  
• Subfamily: Ommatolampinae
  
• Subfamily: Oxyinae
  
• Oxya
  
• Oxycrobylus
  
• Praxibulus
  
• Subfamily: Pauliniinae
  
• Subfamily: Proctolabinae
  
• Subfamily: Rhytidochrotinae
  
• Subfamily: Spathosterninae
  
• Subfamily: Teratodinae
  
• Subfamily: Tropidopolinae
  
• Afroxyrrhepes
  
• Tristria
  

The Acrididae are a family of grasshoppers of the suborder Caelifera. The Acrididae are best known because all locusts (swarming grasshoppers) are of the Acrididae.

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Acrididae: Taxonomy note ►



 

Grasshopper: Superfamily: Proscopioidea...

Caelifera: redirect Grasshopper...

Locust: :For other meanings of the word Locust, see Locust (disambiguation)....