Thopha sessiliba | |
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Species: | T. sessiliba
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Thopha sessiliba Distant, 1892
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Thopha stentor Buckton |
Thopha sessiliba, commonly known as the northern double drummer, is an Australian cicada native to Queensland, the Northern Territory and northern Western Australia. Adults perch almost exclusively on ghost gums.[1]
William Lucas Distant described the northern double drummer in 1892, but incorrectly gave the type locality as Sydney.[1]