Bioacoustics of Elimaea (Elimaea) subcarinata

Male. Stridulatory file with 6–8 large and 2–11 minute teeth ( Fig.24 ); pronotum more or less parallel sided with short Y-shaped sulcus, lateral margin rounded ( Figs. 21, 22 ); tenth abdominal tergite apex broadly rounded; central area setose; epiproct tongue shaped, apex obtuse; cerci strongly curved, apical area compressed and twisted, apex acute ( Fig.23 ); sub-genital plate moderately curved dorsad, split into two obtuse lobes in approximately the apical third part ( Fig.20 ). Female. Tenth abdominal tergite with apex subtruncate; epiproct triangular, subgenital plate ( Fig.25 ) acutetriangular apex angularly excised with two short triangular lobes; cerci regularly curved, apex sub-obtuse ( Fig.26 ); gonangulum of ovipositor bulbous ( Fig.27 ), somewhat smaller than E . subcarinata and lies in a cleft between dorsal and ventral valves of ovipositor ( Fig.28 ).