Diaphanogryllacris Karny, 1937
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Type species: Gryllacris translucens Serville, 1838
Diagnosis. Tegmen and hind wings transparent without coloration or tegmen partly with a faint yellowish or greyish infumation; veins and veinlets more or less darkened, giving the wings a meshwork like pattern. Media running close to radius in basal fourth to third of tegmen, but never fused, after that both veins separate. Males are characterized by a pair of often long projections from ninth abdominal tergite pointing down and in between a pair of upward projections from tenth abdominal tergite. In few species the pair of projections from ninth tergite is however very short as in D. aequalis ( Walker, 1859) from Sri Lanka, or in D. translucens ( Serville, 1838) from Medan in NHMW, in the latter there is only a very small lobe instead of a projection as in most other species ( Figs 57G, K View FIGURE 57 , arrows).
Karny, H. H. (1937) Orthoptera Fam. Gryllacrididae Subfamiliae omnes. In: Wytsman, P. [ed.]. Genera Insectorum, 206, 1 - 317, pls 1 - 7; Bruxelles (V. Verteneuil & L. Desmet).
Serville, J. G. A. (1838) Histoire naturelle des Insectes. Orthopteres. Librairie Encyclopedique de Roret [Collection des suites a Buffon]; Paris (Roret), xviii + 776 pp., pls 1 - 14 [The publication date of this work is usually given 1839 but it was actually published in December 1838].
Walker, F. (1859) Characters of some apparently undescribed Ceylon insects. Annals and Magazine of Natural History, (3) 4, 217 - 224.
FIGURE 57. Genus Diaphanogryllacris: A–B, D. annamita (Griffini, 1909); C–D, D. panitvongi Gorochov et al., 2015 from Siem Reap; E, D. normalis Gorochov & Wozn., 1999; F, D. panitvongi Gorochov et al., 2015 from Con Son Island; G, D. t. translucens (Serville, 1839); H, D. simulator Gorochov & Wozn., 1999; I, D. laeta (Walker, 1869) [holotype of G. chinensis Brunner, 1888 BrW14.463] male; J–K, D. aequalis (Walker, 1859) [K, lectotype of G. annulata Brunner, 1888 BrW16.117] male—A–I, Male abdominal apex in apical (A, D–G, I–K) and in lateral view (B–C, H).—Abbreviations: 9th ninth abdominal tergite, 10th tenth abdominal tergite, ce cercus, e epiproct, pa paraproct, ph phallus, sg subgenital plate, st stylus. The arrows point at the spines at apical margin of ninth and tenth tergite.
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