Belongs within: Acridoidea.
The Oedipodinae are a group of grasshoppers characterised by male genitalia in which the ventral aedeagal valves are very closely associated with the dorsal valves, and the narrow ventral lobe appears to participate in directing the neck of the spermatophore into the spermathecal duct (Eades 2000).
<==OedipodinaeP05 |--Camnula pellucidaE00 |--ArphiaBM76 |--Celes variabilisBM76, B01 |--EncoptolophusBM76 |--PardalophoraBM76 |--ScireteticaBM76 |--Spharagemon collareBM76, E66 |--Trilophida annulataBM76 |--XyleusBM76 |--Papipappus clarazianusR15 |--DissosteiraE00 | |--D. carolinaE00 | `--D. longipennisG38 |--DuroniellaP05 | |--D. fracta (Kraus 1890)P05 | `--D. laticornis (Karus 1909)P05 |--AcrotylusP05 | |--A. insubricus (Scopoli 1786)P05 | |--A. patruelisY70 | `--A. strepensD95 |--TrimerotropisBM76 | |--T. citrinaD37 | |--T. cyaneipennisSM87 | |--T. suffusaSM87 | `--T. pallidipennisZ94 |--AiolopusP05 | |--A. chinensisF92 | |--A. strepens (Latreille 1804)P05 | |--A. tamulusBM76 | `--A. thalassinus (Fabricius 1781)P05 | |--A. t. thalassinusJG19 | `--A. t. tamulus (Fabricius 1798) [incl. Epacromia rufostriata Kirby 1889]JG19 |--OedaleusP05 | |--O. australisR96 | |--O. decorus (Germar 1817)P05 | |--O. infernalisB01 | |--O. marmoratusB01 | |--O. mlokosiewicziB01 | `--O. senegalensisRD77 |--SphingonotusP05 | |--S. arenariusPM09 | |--S. caerulansF92 | |--S. erythropterusR96 | |--S. lucasii Saussure 1888D95 | |--S. mecheriaeF92 | |--S. rubescens (Walker 1870)D95 | `--S. tricinctusD95 |--Locusta Linnaeus 1758E00, L58 | |--L. acuminataL02 | |--L. apricaria (Linnaeus 1758) [=Gryllus (Locusta) apricarius]L58 | |--L. carolina (Linnaeus 1758) [=Gryllus (Locusta) carolinus]L58 | |--L. citrifoliaL02 | |--L. coronata (Linnaeus 1758)L02, L58 [=Gryllus (Tettigonia) coronatusL02, L58] | |--L. fuscaR26 | |--L. grossa (Linnaeus 1758) [=Gryllus (Locusta) grossus]L58 | |--L. haematopus (Linnaeus 1758) [=Gryllus (Locusta) haematopus]L58 | |--L. lineolaB28 | |--L. migratoria (Linnaeus 1758)E00, L58 (see below for synonymy) | | |--L. m. migratoriaE00 | | |--L. m. manilensisK-P83 | | `--L. m. migratorioidesE00 | |--L. morbillosa (Linnaeus 1758) [=Gryllus (Locusta) morbillosus]L58 | |--L. obscura (Linnaeus 1758) [=Gryllus (Locusta) obscurus]L58 | |--L. pedestris (Linnaeus 1758) [=Gryllus (Locusta) pedestris]L58 | |--L. savignyi Lucas 1847E12 | |--L. tatarica (Linnaeus 1758) [=Gryllus (Locusta) tataricus]L58 | |--L. variaR26 | |--L. variegata (Linnaeus 1758) [=Gryllus (Locusta) variegatus]L58 | |--L. verrucivora (Linnaeus 1758)L02, L58 [=Gryllus (Tettigonia) verrucivorusL02, L58] | |--L. viridisL02 | `--L. viridissimaB01 `--OedipodaBM76 |--O. albolineata Lucas 1846E12 |--O. algeriana Lucas 1846E12 |--O. arenaria Lucas 1846E12 |--O. biguttula (Linnaeus 1758)L49, L58 [=Gryllus (Locusta) biguttulusL49, L58, Acridium biguttulumL49] |--O. bisignata [=Gryllus bisignatus]L49 |--O. caerulans [=Gryllus caerulans]L49 |--O. coerulescensD95 | |--O. c. coerulescensD95 | `--O. c. sulfurescens Saussure 1884D95 |--O. cruciata [=Gryllus cruciatus]L49 |--O. crucigera [=Gryllus cruciger]L49 |--O. cruentataL49 |--O. flava (Linnaeus 1758)L49, L58 [=Gryllus (Locusta) flavusL49, L58; incl. Acridium nigrofasciatumL49] |--O. fuscocincta Lucas 1846E12 |--O. germanicaF92 |--O. hispanica [=Gryllus hispanicus]L49 |--O. insubrica [=Gryllus insubricus; incl. G. fasciatus, Acridium maculatum]L49 |--O. mauritanica Lucas 1846E12 |--O. miniata (Pallas 1771)D95 | |--O. m. miniataF92 | `--O. m. atripesF92 |--O. musicaL49 |--O. schochiF92 |--O. thalassina [=Gryllus thalassinus]L49 `--O. virescens Lucas 1846E12
Locusta migratoria (Linnaeus 1758)E00, L58 [=Gryllus (Locusta) migratoriusL58, Acrydium migratoriumL02, Oedipoda migratoriaL49]
*Type species of generic name indicated
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