Bioacoustics of Conocephalus (Anisoptera) usmanii

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description · Plazi

Plate 1 , Figs G–H; Plate 5 Figs. 1 –16; Plate 8 , Figs A–B Description Male: Body small and slender. Head: fastigium compressed laterally; base of fastigium 2.5 times as wide as scapus, apex rounded; eyes globular and bulging outward. Tegmina and wings: tegmina shorter than hind wings, apex rounded; wings ending before the middle of hind tibia. Thorax: pronotal disc raised posteriorly; anterior margin weakly concave, posterior margin rounded; median carina indistinct; lateral lobes of pronotum more or less rounded, deeper than long; posterior edge of lateral lobe slightly raised, elliptical area of thinner cuticle covering partially the thoracic auditory spiracle; humeral sinus very weak; prosternum with a pair of spines; mesosternal lobes triangular; metasternal lobes more or less rounded; thoracic auditory spiracle medium, oval, partially hidden under lateral lobe of pronotum. Stridulatory file with 36 teeth, file narrow on both ends, file directed upwards proximally and downwards distally. Legs : genicular lobes of fore femora with two spines on inner side and a single spine on outer side; mid genicular lobes armed by a single spine on inner side and two spines on outer side; hind genicular lobes with two spines on both inner and outer side; fore coxae with a spine; all femora dorsally spineless; fore and mid femora ventrally unarmed; hind femora ventrally spineless on inner margin; 6 small, black spines on outer margin; an oval shaped tympanum present on fore tibiae, the opening laterally side with a pair of small pits laterally just below the tympanum; fore and mid tibiae dorsally spineless; ventrally fore tibiae with 6 small spines on inner margin, 6 small spines on outer margin; mid tibiae ventrally with 6 small spines on inner margin, 6 small spines on outer margin; dorsally hind tibiae with variable number of black spines on inner margin outer margin; hind tibiae ventrally with 6 small spines on inner margin, 9 small sized spines on outer margin; single dorsal pair of spurs and two ventral pairs (outer large and inner being small) of spurs present on the apical region of hind tibiae; 10 th abdominal tergite broad; apical margin with a deep, rounded median excision; apical margin triangularly rounded; supra-anal plate triangular with basal groove; subgenital plate flat and longer than broader, basal to apical region uniform, apical margin without any median excision; styles short and wide; apex blunt; cerci laterally compressed, basally narrow and cylindrical, apically thick and broad, apices rounded; internal tooth triangular, directed outwards, apex pointed. Female: Tenth abdominal tergite with a partial longitudinal median incision; supra-anal plate triangular, with a basal groove in the middle; paraproct lobes large and exposed. Subgenital plate broader than long; apical margin with moderately rounded excision; cerci conical, straight or slightly upcurved; ovipositor weekly upcurved; moderately surpassing the wings when straightened; length of ovipositor shorter than hind femur.

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discussion · Plazi

Remarks: The new species Conocephalus usmanii sp. nov. is characterized by the following morphological characters; subgenital plate flat and longer than broad, basal to apical region unmodified, apical margin without a median excision; styles short and wide; apex blunt; male cerci laterally compressed, basally narrow and cylindrical, apically thick and broad, apices rounded; internal tooth triangular, directed outwards, apex pointed.. The male subgenital plate is flat and longer than broader, basal to apical region uniform, apical margin without any median excision. The number of teeth in male stridulatory file.

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziConocephalus usmaniiSpeciesTettigoniidaePlazi/Conocephalus usmanii

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