Bioacoustics of Gwynnagraecia marandoo

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diagnosis · Plazi

Differential Diagnosis. Male. Size small for genus, form slender. Antenna slightly longer than length of body (probably broken), not annulate, surface hirsute. Eye large for size of head, ovoid, bulging. Fore and middle tibiae with 5 spines on each side of ventral surface; fore tibia without any spines dorsally, middle tibia with a single spine positioned in the middle of posterior margin. Hind femur armed on ventral surface with 3 minute teeth on internal margin; hind tibia armed ventrally with a pair of apical spurs on ventral surface, dorsal surface with a pair of smaller spurs, somewhat subapical in position, the more external of which is smaller than the internal spur. Prothorax with a pair of widely spaced elongate spines; meso- and metathorax each with peg-like projections. Tegmen short ( Table 3 ) extending to beginning of second abdominal tergite; stridulatory file on a raised swelling or blister. Cercus ( Figs 12 D-F) with an apparent tooth on internal margin when viewed dorsally, but not really visible from ventral views. Abdomen with 10 th tergite with soft median area; supra-anal plate triangular, elongate, depressed in the middle; tenth tergite with extension ( Figs 12A, B ) straight, with an acute projection dorsally; subgenital plate with shallow median incision, styles long on one side, shorter on the other on holotype ; phallic complex not dissected due to fragility of holotype . Female. The only known female is a topotype was teneral when pinned. It may be a last instar nymph. The cerci are rather robust but narrowed abruptly apically. The subgenital plate is slightly longer than broad and apically with a very shallow notch. Colouration. Overall colour straw brown with w broad dorsal stripe extending from fastigium of vertex to seventh tergite. Body not especially hirsute, cercus clothed with pale elongate setae. Ovipositor short ( Table 3 ) (valves not separating suggesting the specimen is an adult) straight. Recognition. Males have a short fish-hook type cercus. The extension of the tenth tergite is short and broad ( Figs 12A, B ).

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PlaziGwynnagraecia marandooSpeciesTettigoniidaePlazi/Gwynnagraecia marandoo

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