Bioacoustics of Trichophallus spinosus

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description · Plazi

Description. Medium sized to smaller species. Femora with the following number of spines on ventral margins: fore femur 5–7 external, 5 internal; meso- and hind femur missing. Male. Stridulatory file with about 108 teeth. Tenth abdominal tergite terminating into two triangular lobes with rounded angles; apex angularly excised in between. Epiproct triangularly rounded with a pit in centre. Paraprocts with obtuse projections. Cerci conical, internal surface flattened; circa apical third curved mediad and with a long and narrow, slightly curved, apical-internal projection with acute tip. Subgenital plate with apex roundly excised; styli slightly longer than excised area. Titillators with basal-central area fused, end of fused area truncate with a faint excision in middle, completely separated from apical parts which are forming a pair of a little twisted tubes which are strongly curved at apex and have the apical margin spinulose, their lateral margins connected with large, hyaline sacs; with an additional pair of apical sclerites that are completely separated from both the basal and the apical parts of titillators but connected by membranes at about transient area. Apical sclerites strongly curved with curve separating a wider but short basal from a very long and narrow, slightly curved apical area with pointing acute apex. Tiny hairs stand along the membranous rim along tip of phallus (Figs B + D) Female. Unknown. Coloration. Yellowish brown with patterns 1–4. Antennae annulated but scapus and pedicellus unicolored. Legs dotted. Measurements of male.—body: 23; pronotum: 5; tegmen: 31.5 mm ; hind femur: broken. Etymology. T. spinosus sp. nov. is named for the long spear-shaped or spine-like projections of the titillators; from Latin spinosus = spiny.

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziTrichophallus spinosusSpeciesTettigoniidaePlazi/Trichophallus spinosus

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