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Plazi
Description. Large species. fastigium verticis before eyes 0.7; fastigium verticis from base 0.9; dorsal eye length 1.4; greatest diameter of eye 1.4 mm ; index fastigium verticis from base: eye length 0.7; index fastigium verticis from base: greatest eye diameter 0.7. Tegmen reaching apical quarter of hind tibia. Femora with the following number of spines on ventral margins: fore femur 5–6 external, 4 internal; mid femur 6–7 external, 3 internal near base; hind femur 11–12 external,11–14 internal. Male. Stridulatory file slightly concave, near apex re-curved; 1.4 mm long; with 130 teeth or 95.3 teeth per mm, in middle of file with 94.2 teeth per mm; teeth narrow and dense, near apex indistinct; mirror hind margin rounded; 0.8 mm long 0.9 mm wide; index length:width = 0.8. Tenth abdominal tergite with apical margin angularly projecting at both sides of midline, angularly excised in between. Epiproct Y-shaped with basal area furrowed in midline. Epiproct in T. tabubil strongly prolonged into a narrow apical projection while in T. hamatus prolonged into a relatively shorter and wider narrow apical projection. Paraprocts with long, compressed and straight projections. Cerci curved in basal half, conical and straight in apical half; with a large acute-angular internal tooth just behind middle. Subgenital plate with a short rounded excision at apex; styli much longer than excised area. Titillators with basal half simple, compressed-band-shaped, curved; apical half more strongly sclerotised, stiffened and projecting ventrad-apicad, terminating at end into a larger dorsal and a narrow ventral, curved acute tip; at dorsal-proximal side these sclerites are connected with membranous, about semi-circular bursae with hairy rim. Female. Unknown. Coloration. Yellowish brown with all marks (patterns 0 to 4). Measurements of male.—body: 25; pronotum: 5.8; tegmen: 37; hind femur: 18.5 mm . Etymology. Named after the type locality, noun in apposition.
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| Source | Its name | Its rank | Its family | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trichophallus tabubil | Species | Tettigoniidae | Plazi/Trichophallus tabubil |
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