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Ceuthophilus
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Ceuthophilus

Ceuthophilus is a genus of insects in the cave cricket family Rhaphidophoridae. It contains most of the species that are known commonly as camel crickets.

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21 branches of this group, most-observed first

Ceuthophilus maculatus

complexCeuthophilus maculatus

Ceuthophilus pallidus

complexCeuthophilus pallidus

Ceuthophilus secretus

complexCeuthophilus secretus

Ceuthophilus gracilipes

complexCeuthophilus gracilipes

Ceuthophilus brevipes

complexCeuthophilus brevipes

Black-sided Camel Cricket complex

complexCeuthophilus latens

Ceuthophilus agassizii

complexCeuthophilus agassizii

Ceuthophilus divergens

complexCeuthophilus divergens

Ceuthophilus uhleri

complexCeuthophilus uhleri

Ceuthophilus utahensis

speciesCeuthophilus utahensis

Ceuthophilus hualapai

complexCeuthophilus hualapai

Ceuthophilus longipes

complexCeuthophilus longipes

Ceuthophilus paucispinosus

complexCeuthophilus paucispinosus

Ceuthophilus arizonensis

complexCeuthophilus arizonensis

Ceuthophilus spinosus

complexCeuthophilus spinosus

Ceuthophilus aridus

complexCeuthophilus aridus

Ceuthophilus lapidicola

complexCeuthophilus lapidicola

Ceuthophilus ensifer

speciesCeuthophilus ensifer

Ceuthophilus umbrosus

speciesCeuthophilus umbrosus

Ceuthophilus hubbelli

speciesCeuthophilus hubbelli

Ceuthophilus papago

complexCeuthophilus papago

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