Poecilimon antalyaensis myrae Chobanov & Heller subsp. n.

(G in Figures 3–6 and 9–11, Figures 1C, 17C, 18, 21, 22)

Material examined. Holotype, male. 1 M (collected as nymph), Antalya, south of Kemer 36.39273o N, 30.40127o E, 4.vi.2014 (CC).

Diagnosis. Smaller body size seems to be the main distinctive character of P. antalyaensis myrae at a first glance. The number of stridulatory teeth <77 (80–98 in P. a. antalyaensis and> 98 P. a. anemurium) and the shorter and robust male cerci with robust apex (relatively slender and with tapered apex in the other two) are main diagnostic characters of this subspecies (compare F, G and H in Figure 6). Male calling song of this species differs by temporal parameters from other two subspecies (see Figure 18). In addition P. antalyaensis myrae differs from P. antalyaensis anemurium (compare G with H in Figures 3–13) by the male subgenital plate with a concave caudal margin (convex in the other); the male cerci are shorter and incurved along their distal 3/4 (incurved in 1/ 4 in the other), their inwards directed part is shorter and their apices are robust (inward part is elongated and apex is tapered in the others; compare F, G and H in Figure 9).

Etymology. Named according to the antic city “Myra” in the district of Demre, a town belonging to Antalya Province of Turkey.