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description · 
Plazi
Description. Body fairly uniform in colour, light to dark brown, covered with numerous fine setae, 21.07±1.57 (18.25–23.33) mm long ( Fig. 2a ). Head quite black, elongated and prognathous, 1.5 times longer than wide; antenna multi-articulated, as long as the pronotum, with numerous setae; compound eyes rounded, black color, IOD about 1.71±0.41 (0.86–2.35) mm; ocelli quite clear. Pronotum developed, 1.4 times longer than broad, concave and broad at its anterior margin and convex and narrower at its posterior margin, and ventrally carrying foreleg. Foreleg bears four strongly sclerotized dactyls, slightly curved and covering three dactyl-tarsals of different sizes, smaller one bearing two spines. Forewings brachypterous, reaching the fifth abdominal segment ( Fig. 2a, c ), average length of 7.11±0.39 (6.53–7.8) mm, anal end rounded pin ( Fig. 2b ); subcostal vein with 8 branches: Sc1, Sc2, Sc3, Sc4, Sc5, Sc6, Sc7, Sc8; stridulatory file (Cu2) with 69.5±22.97(50–130) teeth on average, fairly spaced, averaging 44.2±6.73(37–60) teeth per millimeter; hindwing extending well beyond the tip of forewing, not reaching the tip of abdomen, average length of 7.4±1.07(6–9) mm. Cerci as long as antennal length. Ectophallus' internal process quite long and cross, with thick transverse sclerite.
diagnosis · Plazi
Diagnosis. Forewings reaching the fifth abdominal segment ( Fig. 2c ), with an average length of 7.24± 0.75 mm ; stridulatory file with 63±8.38 teeth on average, fairly spaced, averaging 44.13±6.22 per millimeter, presence of cell c 1 and cell c 2 having almost equal size, hindwing extending beyond forewing's tip, not reaching the tip of the abdomen. Ectophallus' internal process quite long and cross, with thick transverse sclerite ( Fig. 2e, f ).