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FIGURE 28. Poreuomena derozierae n in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 28. Poreuomena derozierae n. sp. a) frontal view of the 10th tergite apex; b) lateral view of last tergites, cerci and subgenital plate; c) ventral view of subgenital plate and cerci; d) stridulatory file under the left tegmen.
FIGURE 27 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 27. Dorsal view of head, pronotum and stridulatory area of the male of Poreuomena derozierae n. sp.
FIGURE 26 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 26. Habitus of the female (a), ventral view of the subgenital plate and ovipositor (b), male subgenital plate and cerci (c) and dorsal view of male cerci (d) of Pseudoeurycorypha civilettorum n. gen. n. sp. The arrow shows the bulges on lateral sides of the ovipositor.
FIGURE 9 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 9. Habitus in lateral view of Bongeia puncticollis Sĵstedt, 1902 (a), Itokiia silvarum Sĵstedt, 1902 (b), Tapiena (presently Afrotapiena n. gen.) minor Bolívar, 1906, syntype (c).
FIGURE 24 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 24. Lateral view of the ovipositor of Myllocentrum raggei Massa, 2013 (a), Leiodontocercus spinicercatus Massa, 2020 (b), Buettneria maculiceps Karsch, 1889 (c) and Phlaurocentrum latevittatum Karsch, 1889 (d) to show differences between the new tribe Myllocentrini and the tribe Phlaurocentrini Karsch, 1889.
FIGURE 21 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 21. Frontal and lateral view of cerci of Leiodontocercus spinicercatus Massa, 2020 (a, b), and L. muticus Massa, 2020 (c. d). The arrows shows the characteristic long ventral spine on the cerci of L. spinicercatus.
FIGURE 17 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 17. Tenth tergite, cerci and titillators (a, b), head, pronotum and stridulatory area (c), stridulatory file (d) of Phlaurocentrum dentatum n. sp.; tenth tergite, cerci and titillators of P. maculatum (e), P. mecopodoides (f), P. tuberosum (g), P. paratuberosum (h).
FIGURE 13 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 13. Dorsal (a, c) and ventral (b, d) view of cerci and subgenital plate of the male of Plangiopsis nouabalensis n. sp. (a, b) and P. adeps Karsch, 1896 (c, d).
FIGURE 3. a in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 3. a) Mbeli Baï, a large natural swampy forest clearing surrounded by swamp forest; the baï is an important site for elephants and western gorillas; b) Makao, the camp situated within disturbed forest on the bank of the Motaba River; the nearby community forest is an area of secondary forest with numerous streams. Photo V. Dérozier.
FIGURE 25 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 25. Habitus (a), dorsal view of the head, pronotum and stridulatory area (b), frontal view of the head (c), lateral view of the head and pronotum (d), dorsal rounded margin of fore tibia (e), and stridulatory file under the left tegmen (f) of male of Pseudoeurycorypha civilettorum n. gen. n. sp. Arrows indicate the peculiar shape of pronotum carinae.
FIGURE 4. a in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 4. a) Mondika camp, a Gorilla research camp located in a small clearing surrounded by Gilbertiodendron forest, adjacent to a Mondika stream; b) Wali Baï, a flooded clearing surrounded by a forest composed mainly of Gilbertiodendron dewevrei. Photo V. Dérozier.
FIGURE 20 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 20. Frontal and lateral view of cerci of Leiodontocercus condylus Ragge, 1962 (a, b), L. angustipennis Chopard, 1954 (c, d), L. philipporum Massa, 2020 (e, f). The arrow shows the claw-like shape in the cerci of L. condylus.
FIGURE 2. a in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 2. a) Bomassa camp, WCS headquarters of Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park, located on the east bank of the Sangha River; b) Mbeli camp, located in a small clearing in undisturbed Congo Basin lowland rainforest. A path to Mbeli Baï winds through large stands of Gilbertiodendron dewevrei. Photo V. Dérozier.
FIGURE 19 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 19. Frontal view of cerci of Leiodontocercus malleus Ragge, 1962 (a), lateral view (b), frontal view (c) and ventral view (d) of cerci of L. vicentae n. sp., frontal and lateral view of cerci of L. viciii Massa, 2020 (e, f). Arrows show the characteristic denticulate margin of cerci and the spine on the underside of cerci in L. vicentae n. sp.
FIGURE 8 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 8. Habitus in lateral view of Plangiopsis nouabalensis n. sp. (a), P. semiconchata Karsch, 1889 (b), P. foraminata Karsch, 1892 (c), Plangiopsis adeps Karsch, 1896 (d).
FIGURE 12 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 12. Stridulatory file under the left tegmen of the male of Plangiopsis nouabalensis n. sp. (a), P. foraminata Karsch, 1892 (b), P. semiconchata Karsch, 1889 (c), P. adeps Karsch, 1896 (d).
FIGURE 18 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 18. Head, pronotum, stridulatory area (a) and stridulatory file of Leiodontocercus vicentae n. sp. (b), head, pronotum and stridulatory area of L. vicii Massa, 2020 (c), L. spinicercatus Massa, 2020 (d), L. muticus Massa, 2020 (e), L. philipporum Massa, 2020 (f), L. condylus Ragge, 1962 (g), L angustipennis Chopard, 1954 (h).
FIGURE 23 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 23. Habitus of Myllocentrum stigmosum (Karsch, 1896) (a) and M. raggei Massa, 2013 (b), frontal view of the head (c), dorsal view (d) and frontal view of female right tegmen of M. raggei (e) (new tribe Myllocentrini), frontal view of female right tegmen in Phlaurocentrum sp. (f) and Leiodontocercus sp. (g) (tribe Phlaurocentrini Karsch, 1889). Arrows show the peculiar area of veinlets certainly involved in the female song.
FIGURE 1. Sangha Trinational Protected Area, UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2012 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 1. Sangha Trinational Protected Area, UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2012 covering an area of 45,200 km2, including Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park (Republic of Congo), Dzanga-Sangha Special Reserve, Dzanga-Ndoki National Park (Central African Republic), and Lobéké National Park (Cameroon). In the inset the position of the area in central Africa.
FIGURE 7 in Biodiversity hotspot in the Sangha Trinational Protected Area revealed through Orthoptera Tettigoniidae
FIGURE 7. Frontal and dorsal view of the head of the genera Arantia Stål, 1874 (a, b) and Holochlora Stål, 1873 (c, d), both belonging to the tribe Holochlorini Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1878. Arrows indicate the narrowness of fastigium.
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