Genus Acheta is a group of insects under the family Gryllidae, commonly referred to as house crickets. These insects are characterized by their round bodies, long antennas, and strong hind legs which allow them to jump. Species in this genus, such as the Acheta domesticus, are often found in homes and gardens, giving them the name house crickets. They have a distinctive chirping sound which is produced by rubbing their wings together.
genus chamaeleon
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type genus of the Chamaeleontidae
genus chamaeleon meaning & definition 1 of genus chamaeleon.
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The genus Chamaeleon belongs to the Chamaeleonidae family and is a group of mostly arboreal, old world reptiles that are famous for their unique characteristics and their ability to change colors. Species under this genus possess prehensile tails, zygodactylous feet, and highly modified, rapidly extrudable tongues. They have distinctive eyes that can move and focus independently, giving them a full 360-degree arc of vision around their bodies. These species are usually found in warm habitats that range from rain forests to deserts, but are predominantly present in Sub-Saharan Africa and Madagascar.
genus chamaeleon meaning & definition 2 of genus chamaeleon.
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