Citations:thamnophile
English citations of thamnophile
- shrikes
- 1899, The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia, Thamnophilinae:
- In Swainson's classification, a subfamily of Laniidae or shrikes, containing the thamnophiles or bush-shrikes.
- describing grasshoppers
- 1904, Albert Pitts Morse, Researches on North American Acridiidae:
- The forested areas present two distinct kinds of habitat—trees and undergrowth—inhabited respectively by dendrophile and by thamnophile (tree-loving and thicket-loving) species.
- 1966, Boris Petrovich Uvarov, Grasshoppers and locusts: a handbook of general acridology:
- This term is introduced to replace thamnophiles of Morse and part of thamnobionts of Bei-Bienko for the species of mainly herbaceous habitats, including dense thickets of shrubs and herbs with or without an admixture of grasses.
- 1994 January, “Morphometrics of Life-Forms of Grasshoppers (Acridoidea Orthoptera)”, in Karnataka J. Agric. Sci., volume 7, number 2, page 174:
- They are also known as thamnophiles (Morse, 1904) or geobionts (Bei-Bienko, 1949).