Rhaphidophoridae
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Aemodogryllinae Dolichopodainae |
The orthopteran family Rhaphidophoridae includes the cave wetas, which generally occur in Australasia (New Zealand, Australia, etc.) as well as cave crickets (occurring across several continents including Africa, Europe and North America) and Camel Crickets.
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