Account
What the sources say about this taxon, as written.
description · 
Plazi
Description: Holotype male ( Fig. 9 , 12C ): Small, yellowish, probably green in life ( Fig. 9A ). Head ( Fig. 9B, C ): fastigium of the frons long and triangular, apex pointed, with an ocellus on middle; antennal sockets dilatated in the curvature near beginning of fastigium of the frons; fastigium of the vertex conical, dilatated at apex, strangulated on middle, with a sulcus on middle that not exceeds the strangulated region; lateral region of fastigium crimson, extending to eye and going towards pronotum. Thorax: Pronotum plain colour, except for dorsal margin of humeral sinus that is reddish. Pronotal disc ( Fig. 9C ) with posterior margin convex; anterior margin concave; furcal sulci oblong; enlarging from anterior to posterior margin. Lateral lobes ( Fig. 9D ) smaller than pronotal disc, longer than wide; anterior margin with a depression on middle, posterior margin convex and semilunar; humeral sinus presenting an angle of ca. 80º. Tegmina ( Fig. 9A , 12C ) shorter than hindwings; anal and costal margins parallel; Sc without bifurcations; R without bifurcations; M long, following R in all extension; MA with one bifurcation; MP with one bifurcation; CuA almost straight, without bifurcations; stridulatory area crimson ( Fig. 9F, G ). Mesobasisternum ( Fig. 9E ) elevated, with anterior margin almost concave; lateral lobes small, almost triangular, with rhomboid apex, without overlapping in the posterior margin. Metabasisternum ( Fig. 9E ) triangular and elevated, with a straight anterior margin; lateral lobes demilune shaped. Abdomen: Tergite X large, fused to epiproct, with a medial projection that is bifid, the tips curved downwards ( Fig. 9H, I ). Cercus ( Fig. 9H, I ) long; with one bifurcation; the ventral a little longer than half of the dorsal one, apex in a spiral; the dorsal long and moderately curved to the medial region. Subgenital plate ( Fig. 9H, I ) wider than long; median keel absent; with a lateral keel goes from basal region to the apex, reaching the almost absent posterior processes. Genitalia ( Fig. 8J, K ): Completely membranous, phallus symmetrical, rounded; ejaculatory vesicles large, reniform; ventral lobe as large as dorsal lobe; lower fold of ventral lobe quite large, long and pronounced.