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Plazi
Diagnosis. Male. Slightly large, in medium size. Ocelli less large, rounded and somewhat convex. Pronotum about 1.2 times longer than wide. Tegmen much small and nearly rounded when flattened; harp shaped as reversed triangular; only with c1 but c2, c1 opened from base to tip; radius divided distally, both R1 and R s curved. Stridulatory files sinuate, distinctly curved downward at middle; teeth distributed in the way of a line, dense inside and medially, sparse outside. This specimen with right tegmen over left. Hind wings vestigial and covered by FWs. Hind tibiae armed with three internal preapical spines. Genitalia: sclerotic, colored from light brown to brown. Transverse sclerite (which has been destroyed when dissecting) thick and strong, middle part v-like and very deep; epiphallus peltate, in front view, top rectangular and excurved downward to median on both sides, then slightly constrict downward to bottom; in lateral view, top side oblique with parallel lateral sides; in dorsal view, shaped as triangule; ectophallus paramere shaped as non-convex quadrilateral which is concave at outside medially, internal process of ectophallus paramere straight, shaped as long acute triangle. Coloration: Body light brown, but dorsal of head, anterior part of pronotum black, abdomen back and dorsal of hind femur colored brown; the fore and media legs in light color and ocelli brown.