Large marsh grasshopper (Stethophyma grossum)

Stethophyma grossum
Other common names
Sumpfschrecke; Le Criquet ensanglanté
Taxonomic classification
Suborder:	Caelifera
Family:	Acrididae
Subfamily:	Oedipodinae
Tribe:	Parapleurini
Genus:	Stethophyma
Scientific name
Stethophyma grossum (Linnaeus, 1758)
Geography
Native countries:
Belarus Bulgaria Georgia (country) Germany Italy Liechtenstein Lithuania Romania Russia Austria Hungary Ireland Latvia Netherlands Slovakia Spain Switzerland Slovenia Belgium Croatia Norway Poland Czech Republic Denmark Finland France Serbia Sweden Luxembourg Estonia Ukraine United Kingdom United States
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Taxonomy

For full nomenclature and taxonomic details of this taxon, see Orthoptera Species File

Biology

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Specimen contributors for this species

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Collected by

People who collected specimens of this species in the field.

• Andre Hospers — 35 specimens collected
• Lars Ove Hansen — 26 specimens collected
• Claude Kolwelter — 21 specimens collected

• Gilles San Martin — 19 specimens collected
• Karsten Sund — 15 specimens collected
• Raoul Gerend — 12 specimens collected
• Fyodor Pudovikov — 9 specimens collected
• Konstantin Romanov — 8 specimens collected
• Sven Gippner — 8 specimens collected
• Марина Горбунова — 8 specimens collected
• Alexey Katz — 8 specimens collected
• David Singer — 7 specimens collected
• Jon Peder Lindemann — 6 specimens collected
• Denis Ivanov — 6 specimens collected
• Lars Willighagen — 5 specimens collected
• Oleg Kosterin — 4 specimens collected
• Tim Adriaens — 4 specimens collected
• Leif Aarvik — 4 specimens collected
• Valentin Moser — 4 specimens collected
• Art Villem Adojaan — 4 specimens collected

Identified by

People who determined the taxonomic identity of specimens of this species.

• Lars Ove Hansen — 107 specimens identified
• Andre Hospers — 31 specimens identified
• Claude Kolwelter — 22 specimens identified

• Gilles San Martin — 20 specimens identified
• Raoul Gerend — 12 specimens identified
• Fyodor Pudovikov — 9 specimens identified
• Konstantin Romanov — 8 specimens identified
• Sven Gippner — 8 specimens identified
• Марина Горбунова — 8 specimens identified
• Alexey Katz — 8 specimens identified
• David Singer — 7 specimens identified
• 태우 김 — 7 specimens identified
• Oto Kaláb — 7 specimens identified
• Denis Ivanov — 7 specimens identified
• Lars Willighagen — 5 specimens identified
• Tim Adriaens — 4 specimens identified
• Jakob Fahr — 4 specimens identified
• Valentin Moser — 4 specimens identified
• Andrei Humala — 3 specimens identified
• Andrzej Oleksa — 3 specimens identified