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Plazi
Description. Coloration of face of general color; mandibles darkened at base, otherwise of general color; in one male part of antennal scrobae in external half of ventral margin black ( Fig. 4G ). Femora with the following number of spines on ventral margins: (1) a 6, p 6–9; (2) a 5–6, p 3; (3) a 9–11, p 10–11 (n=2). Male. Stridulatory file on underside of left tegmen 1.6 mm long, with 87–88 teeth that are at both ends very narrow with 15–16 basal and 23–28 apical teeth, in central 1 mm of file with 48–49 teeth, of which are 21–22 largest teeth in central 0.5 mm , n = 2 ( Fig. 19G ). Tenth abdominal tergite in about basal half with sub-parallel but little wavy, down-curved lateral areas, afterward with approaching lateral margins, forming a pair of obtuse triangular lobes, in middle of concave hind margin between both triangular lobes roundly incised ( Fig. 9F ). Epiproct with medial furrow and apical margin rounded. Cerci elongate, rounded with slightly approaching lateral margins; at end suddenly bent in a roughly 90°-angle mediad into compressed internal projections that end into a pair of very short, obtuse tubercles; cercus stem just before apical curvature with a semi-circular but little swollen dorsal crest; internal surface of cercus little excavated around curvature ( Fig. 9F ). Subgenital plate in lateral view curved throughout; in basal area elevated and provided with a large oval swelling that is in situ probably hidden by the ninth tergite, afterward with dorsal rim and a lateral furrow in about mid-length of plate; ventral surface from base with a large triangular and membranous incision, lateral margins little swollen; in about apical third subgenital plate deep roundly, in middle little angularly incised and up-curved, in apical area consisting only of the stiffened lateral margins that are faintly approaching towards tip; styli short, inserted at underside of the narrow apical extensions of the subgenital plate ( Fig. 11J ). Titillators at base slightly widened and faintly curved, basal branches subfused, separated by a fine membranous suture; in upper area divided into proximal and distal branches; proximal branches stick together, curved proximo-ventrad, have lateral areas upcurved, and tip shortly bi-lobate; distal branches around dividing point fully fused and black, after a short distance divided from each other and running more dorsad and laterad; afterward they are strongly curved ventrad and little approaching each other while becoming markedly wider and reddish brown, at end they are compressed, becoming roughly circular plates with granular surface and margin and are slightly projecting distad ( Figs 16J–L ). There is also a pair of large elongate lateral sclerites with three flattened expansions from a little wavy central spindle, and the membranes covering the titillators dorsally are provided with a pair of small, rounded caps. Measurements ( 2 males ).—Body w/wings: 39–41; body w/o wings: 32–33; pronotum: 8.2–8.5; tegmen: 28.5– 29.5; hind femur: 20.0–21.5; tegmen width: 4.5–5.0 mm.