Sphingonotus sublaevis (Bolívar, 1908)
![Sphingonotus sublaevis: Male (Gran Canaria, Arguineguin, mid-December 2016) [N]](bilder1/acrididae/sublaevis_im2016.jpg "Sphingonotus sublaevis: Male (Gran Canaria, Arguineguin, mid-December 2016) [N]")
![Sphingonotus sublaevis: Female (Gran Canaria, Arguineguin, mid-December 2016) [N]](bilder1/acrididae/sublaevis_2im2016.jpg "Sphingonotus sublaevis: Female (Gran Canaria, Arguineguin, mid-December 2016) [N]")
![Sphingonotus sublaevis: Female (Gran Canaria, Arguineguin, mid-December 2016) [M]](bilder1/acrididae/sublaevis_3im2016.jpg "Sphingonotus sublaevis: Female (Gran Canaria, Arguineguin, mid-December 2016) [M]")
![Sphingonotus sublaevis: Habitat (Gran Canaria, Arguineguin, mid-December 2016) [N]](bilder1/acrididae/sublaevis_h016.jpg "Sphingonotus sublaevis: Habitat (Gran Canaria, Arguineguin, mid-December 2016) [N]")
Habitat:
Sphingonotus sublaevis inhabits coas-near habitats with rocks or open soil of all kinds.
Endangerment factors:
Sphingonotus sublaevis is quite common near the coasts, but is more and more pushed back by touristic development and agriculture (bananas, vegetables).
Remarks:
Sphingonotus sublaevis is endemic to Gran Canaria (Spain, Canary Islands).
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