Lezina
Lezina is a cricket genus and the sole genus in the subfamily Lezininae found in northern Africa and the Middle-East; it was formerly included in the family Gryllacrididae[1].
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| Subfamily: | Lezininae Karny, 1932 |
| Genus: | Lezina Walker, 1869 |
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Species [2]
- Lezina acuminata Ander, 1938
- Lezina arabica Karny, 1937
- Lezina armata Popov, G. B., 1984
- Lezina concolor Walker, F., 1869
- Lezina mutica (Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1888)
- Lezina obscura (Burr, 1900)
- Lezina omanica Popov, G. B., 1984
- Lezina parva Popov, G. B., 1984
- Lezina persica (Adelung, 1902)
- Lezina peyerimhoffi (Chopard, 1929)
- Lezina saudiya Popov, G. B., 1984
- Lezina zarudnyi (Adelung, 1902)
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