Bioacoustics of Luzaridella miniata

DIAGNOSIS. — Within the genus, species relatively large, with thin PIII at least in males ( Fig. 7A ). Male FWs relatively soft, compared to other species of the genus, covering abdomen up to tergite 7; stridulum complete. Male genitalia distinctive (A-sclerite protruding as a thick curved spine; pseudepiphallic apical sclerotization X-shaped, delimiting a pair of distal cavities very lightly sclerotized dorsally, and a free sclerotized process more ventrally; distal twothird of ectophallic apodemes rubbon-like and thin, curved ventrally toward pseudepiphallic parameres, anterior third vertical). Female copulatory papilla oval, with dorsal and ventral sides little sclerotized. Species differing from Luzaridella maculata n. sp. by male and female genitalia (compare Fig. 7 D-G and Fig. 11 E-G), male stridulatory file, a bigger size (compare Table 5 and 6 ) and sternite coloration (light brown with median part darker). More similar to Luzaridella annulata Desutter-Grandcolas,1992 from which it can be separated by its larger size, darker coloration (especially for annulated legs), and female copulatory papilla (compare Fig. 9 C-E and Desutter-Grandcolas 1992a , figure 9).