Usually means: Insect with straight wings, segmented.
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▸ noun:  Alternative form of orthopteran [(entomology) Any of many insects of the order Orthoptera.]

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orthopteran, orthopterous insect, orthopter, orthropteroid, orthoptera, heteropter, archaeorthopteran, heteropteran, homopter, isopteran, more...

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orthopteran, orthopterous insect, orthopter, orthropteroid, orthoptera, heteropter, archaeorthopteran, heteropteran, homopter, isopteran, more...



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