Bioacoustics of Tapiena denticulata

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description · Plazi

Description. Habitus as shown in Fig. 6 A, typical of genus. Generally similar to T. sakaerat sp. n. but is slightly larger (mean BWL = 48.4 mm , n = 3) and differ by: head with length circa 0.4 times of pronotum length (n = 3); pronotum circa 1.3 times longer than wide (n = 3), with anterior margin of dorsal plate slightly concave (instead of straight in T. sakaerat sp. n. ) and lateral lobe circa as tall as long (n = 3) ( Fig. 6 B); mesosternum triangular but stouter and with more rounded apex. Also differ slightly from T. sakaerat sp. n. in tegmen venation: radius sector (Rs) originates before middle, with fork only slightly longer than stem. Male. Stridulatory file of left tegmen generally similar to T. sakaerat sp. n. in shape but differ in measurements and counts: substraight, feebly crescent-shaped, circa 3.1 mm (n = 1, paratype ) in length; file with about 24 (n = 1) stout and more widely spaced teeth at the posterior end, with circa 116 (n = 1) densely and evenly spaced elongated teeth (more closely packed at the sides than in the middle) ( Figs. 6 C, 6D). Tenth abdominal tergite forms a setose plate apically; plate wider than long, with lateral margins converging inwards and apical margin truncated and slightly emarginated in the middle ( Figs. 6 E, 6F). Epiproct concealed beneath tenth abdominal tergite, slightly exposed at the apex; apex tongue-shaped. Cercus elongated and setose; curved dorso-ventrally (when viewed laterally) and inwards (when viewed dorsally) after middle ( Figs. 6 E, 6F); apex blade-like, acute and sclerotized, with dorsal margin denticulate ( Figs. 6 E–6G). Subgenital plate slender, longer than broad; apical half forms an elongated and narrow shaft; apical margin very narrowly and deeply excised in the middle, laterally produced into two cylindrical lobes ( Fig. 6 G); styli long and slender, slightly curved inwards apically, with apex subacute ( Figs. 6 F, 6G). Female. Unknown. Colouration. Generally green when alive, very similar to T. sakaerat sp. n. ( Fig. 6 A). Measurements. See Table 1 .

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PlaziTapiena denticulataSpeciesTettigoniidaePlazi/Tapiena denticulata

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