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Plazi
Description: Holotype male ( Fig. 10 , 12D ): Small, greenish-yellowish, probably green in life ( Fig. 10A ). Head ( Fig. 10B, C ): Fastigium of the frons triangular; with a lemon green ocellus on middle. Antennal sockets a little near apex of the fastigium of the frons. Fastigium of the vertex hourglass shaped; dilatated at apex; with a small sulcus on middle that not reaches apex. Thorax: Pronotal disc ( Fig. 10C ) with brownish punctations; anterior margin concave; furcal sulci very compressed laterally; with the same width from anterior to posterior region; with a transversal sulcus between prozona and metazona. Lateral lobes ( Fig. 10D ) smaller than pronotal disc, longer than wide; white with brownish punctations; anterior margin almost straight, posterior margin convex and semilunar; humeral sinus presenting an angle of ca. 90º. Tegmina ( Fig. 10A , 12D ) shorter than hindwings; anal and costal margins parallel; with six consecutive densified and distanced cross veins, creating a zebra pattern, this restricted between CuA and M, these veins are surrounded by big cells and interspersed by small cells; Sc curved; R with four major bifurcations that reaches costal margin; M long, following R in all extension; MP apparently leaving M in the distal fourth of the tegmina; MA with one bifurcation; CuA very long almost straight, with none bifurcations; five veins between M and CuA, and one between MP and CuA; stridulatory area with brownish stains ( Fig. 10F, G ). Mesobasisternum ( Fig. 10E ) a little elevated on middle; anterior margin concave; lateral lobes small, triangular, very distant in the posterior margin. Metabasisternum ( Fig. 10E ) triangular; anterior margin convex; lateral lobes demilune shaped. Abdomen: Tergite X fused to epiproct; with a medial and large projection that curves downwards, as large as long, apex bifid. Cercus ( Fig. 10H, I ) long; curved upwards; with two apical lamellar lobes (ventral and dorsal), and one triangular with a spine (lateral), having a roundly concave edge between them, giving a shallow cup-like aspect. Subgenital plate ( Fig. 10H, I ) inconspicuous, triangular; with a lateral process, almost as long as cercus, straight until distal fifth where it’s laterally curved and terminating in a spine.