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Plazi
Description. Fastigium verticis in front of eyes 1.2 mm , from base 1.7 mm ; dorsal eye length 1.8 mm ; index fastigium verticis from base: eye length 0.9. Face shining but with ridges and impressed dots. Antennae strongly setose. Tegmen surpassing hind knees, broadest in basal third, behind middle gradually constricted and with narrow apical part. Femora with the following number of spines on ventral margins: fore femur 7–8 external, 6 internal; mid femur 6 external, 2–3 internal near base; hind femur 9–13 external, 2–7 internal near base. Male. Stridulatory file with circa 106 teeth, file with a winding near base and a distinct step near apex, behind step teeth very small ( Fig. 89 ). Tenth tergite with apical margin roundly excised in middle, faintly lobate on both sides ( Fig. 109 ). Epiproct elongate, with a sublateral carina on each side which becomes bulbous at apex where both carinae are fusing ( Fig. 109 ). Cerci long-cylindrical, slightly curved, with a small finger-shaped, internal process in circa half of cercus length, which has the apex obtuse and provided with a minute attached tooth; with a dorso-apical swelling, and with a depressed ventro-apical, internal process, which has a forked, bi-angled apex; on left cercus only with a minute spinule between both angles ( Fig. 168 ). Subgenital plate longer than wide; apex deep roundly excised ( Fig. 260 ). Titillators separate; basal parts stout, rounded-lobate; apical parts oval with internal surface dark, densely covered with clinging hairs; margin granular, undulate and with a transverse carinae circa between dorsal and apical part of rim ( Figs. 421–422 ). Female [same species?, previously stored in alcohol]. Tenth tergite furrowed in midline; apex excised in middle. Subgenital plate fissing to base, resulting in two strongly curved [artefact?] plates with roundedtriangular apex; on each side with a small but deep groove with membranous external and sclerotised internal surface ( Figs. 457 , 523 ). Coloration. Brown (partly green when alive?). Face concolorous, with a broad, transverse, blackish band with irregular margins around clypeo-frontal suture; apical area of mandibles black; antennal scrobae, area between them, ventral side of scapus and base of pedicellus blackish brown, contrasting with yellow median ocellus. Tegmen dark brown with SC, M and part of the transverse veinlets yellowish brown. Hind knees indistinctly darkened. Spines dark. Measurements: body male 32–37, female 32; pronotum male 9.0–9.3, female 8.7; tegmen male 30–31.5, female 31; hind femur male 21–21.5, female 21; ovipositor 21 mm .
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| Source | Its name | Its rank | Its family | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pseudonicsara undulata | Species | Tettigoniidae | Plazi/Pseudonicsara undulata |
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