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The 11 pages that link to Orthoptera, each with the reason it gives.

• ColeopteraCompared with: Orthopterans retain exposed, functional forewings rather than protective elytra.

• InsectaBroader topic: These familiar insects display specialized hind legs and communication within the class.

• PhasmatodeaCompared with: Like phasmids, many orthopterans are plant-dwelling, but they belong to a separate insect order.

• WētāNarrower topic: Wētā belong to this order, sharing its enlarged hind legs and sound-producing lineages.

• TettigoniidaeNarrower topic: Tettigoniidae is one of the major families within this order.

• FrogmouthRelated: Ground-dwelling orthopterans are common prey for several frogmouths.

• Giant wētāNarrower topic: This broader insect order provides the classification above Ensifera.

• Mole cricketNarrower topic: Mole crickets belong to this broader order of jumping and sound-producing insects.

• RhaphidophoridaeNarrower topic: Rhaphidophoridae belongs to this order of jumping, sound-producing insects.

• Hump-winged grigNarrower topic: Its broader order supplies the evolutionary context for the grig's anatomy.

• TetrigidaeNarrower topic: Tetrigidae belongs to this order of jumping insects.