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Plazi
Description: Holotype male ( Fig. 8 , 12B ): Small to medium, yellowish, probably green in life ( Fig. 8A ). Head ( Fig. 8B, C ): Fastigium of the frons triangular; apex protruding; with an ocellus on middle. Antennal sockets a little dilatated at the curvature near base of the fastigium of the frons and in the apex of the fastigium of the frons. Fastigium of the vertex conical; a little dilatated at apex; with a sulcus on middle reaching apex. Thorax: Pronotum plain colour. Pronotal disc ( Fig. 8C ) with posterior margin convex; anterior margin concave; furcal sulci bell-shaped; with the same width from anterior to posterior region. Lateral lobes ( Fig. 8D ) smaller than pronotal disc, longer than wide; anterior margin straight; posterior margin convex and semilunar; humeral sinus presenting an angle of ca. 85º. Tegmina ( Fig. 8A ; 12B ) shorter than hindwings; anal and costal margins parallel; Sc with one bifurcation; R with 12 bifurcations that reaches costal margin; M long, following R in all extension; MA with one apical bifurcation; MP with one bifurcation after half of its length; CuA almost straight, with none bifurcations; stridulatory area of left tegmen with brownish stains, A1 brown ( Fig. 8F, G ). Mesobasisternum ( Fig. 8E ) a little elevated on middle; anterior margin almost concave; lateral lobes small, demilune shaped, posterior margins very distant from each other. Metabasisternum ( Fig. 8E ) triangular; very large; with a straight anterior margin; lateral lobes demilune shaped, not so distant in the posterior margin. Abdomen: Tergite X fused to epiproct; posterior margin projected posteriorly and downwards, depressed on medial region. Cercus ( Fig. 8H, I ) not very long; bifurcation on apex, giving a shallow cup aspect; the ventral process longer than others, curved upwards and to the middle region; medial process shorter than others, triangular; dorsal process as long as half of ventral process, pointed, ending in a spine, moderately curved to the medial region. Subgenital plate ( Fig. 8H, I ) very long; triangular shaped; medial region depressed; posterior processes long, curved upwards and to the medial region, touching in apex. Genitalia ( Fig. 8J, K ): Phallus symmetrical with exception to titillator’s sclerites, rounded, membranous but with two titillator sclerites that is quite big and curves in a U form; and titillator’s tips exposed and more sclerotized.