Figure 22 in New tribes, overview and checklist of Neotropical Cladonotinae (Orthoptera: Caelifera: Tetrigidae)
Figure 22. Morphology of Neotropical Cladonotinae, with arrows pointing to the diagnostic characters mentioned in the captions. A) Choriphyllum bahamensis, dorsal margin of the hind leg (lateral view). B) Phyllotettix compressus, dorsal margin of the hind leg (lateral view). C) Armasius iberianus, lateral lobe of the pronotum (dorsal view). D) Cubonotus altinotatus, lateral lobe of pronotum (lateral view). E–I) Posterior margin of pronotum (dorsal view). E) Cubanotettix turquinensis. F) Truncotettix interruptus. G) Mucrotettix spinifer. H) Hottettix haitianus. I) Cubonotus altinotatus. J) Tiburonotus peninsularis, posterior margin of pronotum (lateral view). K) Sierratettix carinatus, slightly hook-like anterior margin of pronotum (lateral view). L) Cota saxosa, lappets in hind femurs. M) Haitianotettix tuberculatus, pronotum elevation and posterior margin of the pronotum. N) Cota saxosa, pronotum elevations. O) Eleleus curtus, pronotum and infrascapular area. P) Truncotettix interruptus, pronotum and infrascapular area.
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