Cave Cricket
Cave Cricket (Ceuthophilus sp.) from Big Mouth Cave, Tennessee. Cave crickets often emerge from caves at night to feed on the surface and then hide in the cave by day. The organic input from cricket droppings (insect frass) can be important in some system
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13634225
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43176078
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Dante Fenolio /Science Source/ www.ardea.com
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Cave Cricket Ensifera Frass Orthoptera Orthopteran Rhaphidophoridae Subterranean Tennessee Troglobitic
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