Bioacoustics of Tohila

Diagnosis. Eyes not reduced (as long as scapus) and normally pigmented ( Fig. 1A ). Anterior margin of pronotum with conspicuous setae; lateral lobes of pronotum not expanded laterally and without carinae dividing the pronotal disc and the lateral lobes. Male tegmina thickened, covering about half of the abdomen and without stridulation file, veins longitudinally distributed, hind wings as small rudiments ( Fig. 1 ). Female tegmina ovoid, not touching dorsally, being as lateral pads and extended to metanotum. Legs relatively short and stout, hind tibia with two dorsal spurs on each margin; all tarsi slender and very elongated, first tarsomere unarmed dorsally and as long as half of its respective tibiae ( Fig. 2 ). Abdominal tergites unspecialized; male epiproctus subtriangular, wider than long, with straight margins and rounded apex. Cerci very slender and extremely elongated longer than the body ( Fig. 1B ). Ovipositor nearly straight, four-fifths as long as the hind femur, apex slender and briefly lanceolate ( Fig. 2 ). Male genitalia: compact, ectophallic fold membranous and poorly developed; pseudepiphallic median lophi with a wide medial notch; pseudepiphallic paramere rounded, undivided and with several hairs at apex; endophallic apodeme moderately sclerotized, with cartilaginous appearance and connected to endophallic sclerite which is well sclerotized; ectophallic apodeme slim, curved in lateral view and with braches divergent. Taxa included. Tohila atelomma Hubbell, 1938 .