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Plazi
Description. Medium sized species. Tegmina reaching apical quarter of hind tibia. Femora with the following number of spines on ventral margins: fore femur 4–7 external, 4 internal; mid femur 6–7 external, 3 internal near base; hind femur 8–10 external, 8–12 internal. Femora with the following number of spines on ventral margins: fore femur 3–7 external, 3–5 internal; mid femur 5–7 external, 2–4 internal near base; hind femur 7–11 external, 7–15 internal. Male. Stridulatory file with about 111 teeth, less densely arranged than in T. murua sp. nov. Tenth abdominal tergite with two long apical projections slightly curved mediad and ventrad. Epiproct small, obtuse-triangular or rounded with a pit in middle. Paraprocts with a styliform projection at internal margin. Cerci elongate, narrow, very faintly sinuate, with a large compressed internal tooth in middle of length which is roughly triangular with curved margins and setose apex. Subgenital plate long-roundly excised at apex; setose, especially dorsal-internal and medial areas of apical lobes densely covered with long setae; styli little shorter than excised area or of almost equal length. Titillators hyaline, simple, in about apical third with an angular fold, at apex with a small curved spine; apical parts supporting internal surface of membranous bags which are forming two rounded lobes: around apical area of titillators and around triangular expansion of apical parts; the latter provided with long bristles along margin. Female. Tenth abdominal tergite furrowed and apex with a short spiniform projection at both sides of midline. Subgenital plate with entire basal area deeply furrowed and with an incomplete weak medial carina in the furrow; circa apical half of plate divided into two broad lobes touching each other in midline; external margin of lobes first concave, then convex, internal margin straight, then convex, apex obliquely subtruncate with angles broadly rounded; basal-lateral areas greatly extended dorsad and with apical margin convex. Eight abdominal tergite with lateral-posterior areas excised but very marginal area again a little projecting. Dorsal margin of ventral ovipositor valves at base with an elongate setose projection. Subgenital plate with short setae; its lateral areas strongly bent dorsad, flattened and faintly grooved; dorsal margin rounded. Coloration. Yellowish brown with patterns 0-1-4. hind femur with dorsal and apical areas stippled; genicular areas of all legs indistinctly maculated and stippled. Measurements ( 9 males , 9 females ).—body w/o wings: male 20–24 (21.7±1.4), female 17–26 (21.3±2.9); pronotum: male 5.2–5.5 (5.4±.1), female 5–6 (5.4±.3); tegmen: male 30.5–33 (31.3±.9), female 30–33.5 (31.8±1.1); hind femur: male 15–16.5 (15.8±.6), female 15–18 (16.3±.9); antenna: male 50–55 (52.5±3.5), female 50–55 (52.5±3.5); ovipositor: female 10–11.5 (10.8±.5) mm. Etymology. The name of the new species is given in honour of the late Dr. C. Willemse, who was the first person to study this insect.