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Poponia merula, cicada

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Poponia merula, cicada

A cicada specimen from the Entomological collections of the Natural History Museum, London

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Arthropod Arthropoda Auchenorrhyncha Auchenorrhynchan Cicada Free Living Hemipteran Hemiptera Hexapod Hexapoda Insecta Cicadidae Invertebrata


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1. Title: "A Captivating Specimen of Poponia merula, the Six-O'Clock Cicada" This stunning photograph showcases a captivating specimen of Poponia merula, also known as the Six-O'Clock Cicada. Belonging to the family Cicadidae within the order Hemiptera and the superorder Auchenorrhyncha, this free-living hemipteran is an intriguing member of the insect world. The Poponia merula is a medium-sized cicada, measuring approximately 3-4 centimeters in length. Its body is covered in a protective exoskeleton, displaying a vibrant, mottled pattern of orange, brown, and black. The most distinctive feature of this cicada is the large, transparent, membranous wings that fold neatly behind its body when at rest. Cicadas are known for their unique life cycle, characterized by long periods of development. Poponia merula, for instance, spends most of its life underground as a nymph, feeding on the sap of tree roots. After several years, it emerges as an adult, ready to mate and lay eggs, marking the beginning of the next generation. This specimen, preserved in the esteemed entomological collections of the Natural History Museum in London, is a testament to the rich biodiversity of the insect kingdom. The intricate details of its exoskeleton, the delicate wings, and the vibrant colors all combine to make this a truly mesmerizing subject for any nature enthusiast or scientific study. The Poponia merula, with its captivating appearance and intriguing life cycle, continues to fascinate researchers and nature lovers alike, offering a glimpse into the fascinating world of insects and their role in our ecosystem.

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