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"Saginae species are amongst the largest insects of Eurasia. Their populations are attracted to xerotherm habitats that they found on rocky steppes of middle mountains. They live in isolated sparse populations being of low density specially in image stage. Being flightless, Saga species are less able to move from one habitat to another. As particular orthopterans, these katydids are obligatory insectivores being on top of the athropod food pyramid in their habitat." - Balázs Kolics, 2009 - João Cool Bugs, Insect Collection, Minibeasts, Food Pyramid, Creepy Crawlies, Arthropods, Arachnids, Bugs And Insects, Invertebrates

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"Saginae species are amongst the largest insects of Eurasia. Their populations are attracted to xerotherm habitats that they found on rocky steppes of middle mountains. They live in isolated sparse populations being of low density specially in image stage. Being flightless, Saga species are less able to move from one habitat to another. As particular orthopterans, these katydids are obligatory insectivores being on top of the athropod food pyramid in their habitat." - Balázs Kolics, 2009…

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"Saginae species are amongst the largest insects of Eurasia. Their populations are attracted to xerotherm habitats that they found on rocky steppes of middle mountains. They live in isolated sparse populations being of low density specially in image stage. Being flightless, Saga species are less able to move from one habitat to another. As particular orthopterans, these katydids are obligatory insectivores being on top of the athropod food pyramid in their habitat." - Balázs Kolics, 2009 - João

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"Saginae species are amongst the largest insects of Eurasia. Their populations are attracted to xerotherm habitats that they found on rocky steppes of middle mountains. They live in isolated sparse populations being of low density specially in image stage. Being flightless, Saga species are less able to move from one habitat to another. As particular orthopterans, these katydids are obligatory insectivores being on top of the athropod food pyramid in their habitat." - Balázs Kolics, 2009 - João

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