Species
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description ·
Plazi
Description . Male : Fastigium verticis conical ( Fig. 2 ). Frons shining and moderately punctured ( Fig. 3 ). Pronotum undifferentiated somewhat rugose, disc rounded into paranota; apical margin concave, paranota longer than high. Abdomen elongate, extending beyond tip of extended postfemur. Tenth abdominal tergite extended behind with apex excised in the middle into two lobes; thinly hirsute ( Fig. 4 ). Cerci subcylindrical with single apical projections ( Fig. 5 ). Subgenital plate elongated triangular separated into two lobes, apex bearing styli. Styli black in colour ( Fig. 6 ) Titillators compressed, sclerotised along inner margin, apex rounded ( Fig.7 ). Stridulatory file with around 70 teeth ( Fig. 8 ). First antennal segment swollen slightly. Colouration . Frons and mandibles black and shining; clypeus and labrum light brownish, fore femur light yellowish, other legs light brownish; head, pronotum shining and brownish; abdomen smooth, shining with numerous light spots and a central longitudinal pale band, ventrally pale. Measurements . Body length 26mm ; abdomen length 16mm ; pronotal length 4.99 mm ; notum 1.66mm ; length of postfemur 9 mm . Female. Unknown.
etymology ·
Plazi
Etymology. The name umshingensis is derived from the locality ‘Umshing’ from where the specimen was collected. FIGURES 1–8. Fig 1: Habitus photo of Holotype male; Fig 2: Head; Fig 3: 10th tergite with bilobed apex dorsal view; Fig 4: Frons frontal view; Fig 5: Cerci and subgenital plate dorsal view; Fig 6: Genital plate ventral view; Fig 7: Titillators apical view; Fig 8: Stridulatory file.
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| Source | Its name | Its rank | Its family | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lichnofugia umshingensis | Species | Tettigoniidae | Plazi/Lichnofugia umshingensis |
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