Bioacoustics of Zebragryllus fuscus

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diagnosis · Plazi

Diagnosis. Wholly dark species, with a faint lighter band (never whitish and contrasted) along the outer, lower margin of hindfemora ( Fig. 3 F). Male: FW mirror wider than long, distinct although divided into several distal cells ( Fig. 2 D); stridulatory file with about 112 teeth (n=1). Male genitalia: Pseudepiphallic sclerite more elongate and narrow than in “zebra” species ( Fig. 4 G), its anterior margin deeply concave, the median lophi short and the lateral lophi dejected laterally ( Fig. 4 H); pseudepiphallic parameres going beyond lateral lophi; ectophallic fold short, not reaching the paramere distal margin; ectophallic apodemes not very long; endophallic apodeme almost vertical between ectophallic apodemes.

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziZebragryllus fuscusSpeciesHaglotettigoniidaePlazi/Zebragryllus fuscus

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