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FIGURE 191 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURE 191. Distribution of I. hospodar, I. rectipennis, I. pavelii, and I. thracica on the Balkan Peninsula.
FIGURE 190 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURE 190. Male calling song of I. speciosa (BG: Vitosha Mt., Zheleznitsa) at two different speeds (air temperature during recording 24ºC; time scale below). Break-signs in Fig. 190B indicate the place of interruption of the syllable (no part of it is missing).
FIGURES 174–181 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURES 174–181. SEM of taxonomically important structures of Isophya: 174—I. dobrogensis (RO: Popina Island); 175— I. zubowskii (RO: Babadag, NMB); 176—I. camptoxypha (RO: "Bucec b. Sinaia, 13–1800 m, 25.8.41, Ramme", NMB); 177— I. gulae (BG: Elhovo, Dolna Topchiya Resrve); 178, 179—I. obtusa (178—BG: Lyulin Mt.; 179—Pleven Lodge); 180—I. amplipennis (TR: near Sogut); 181—I. speciosa (BG: Kovach Locality). A—male stridulatory file (174–179—scale 200 μm; 180, 181—scale 100 μm); B—ventral/ventro-apical view of apex of male cerci (scale 100 μm); C—female stridulatory apparatus (scale 100 μm; for 175C—200 μm).
FIGURES 168–173 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURES 168–173. Male calling song at two different speeds (air temperature at recording shown; time scale below): 168—I. rhodopensis leonorae (BG: Alibotoush Mt.; 168B and C—song of two males from the same population); 169—I. rhodopensis rhodopensis/leonorae (transitional/hybrid form, BG: Rhodope Mts, Shiroka Polyana Lake); 170–172—I. rhodopensis rhodopensis (170—northwestern form, BG: Batak Lake; 171—typical form, BG: above Smolyan; 172—typical form, BG: Turun Village) 173—I. rhodopensis petkovi (BG: Glouhite Kamani Locality).
FIGURES 162–167 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURES 162–167. SEM of taxonomically important structures of Isophya: 162, 163—I. rhodopensis leonorae (162—BG: N Pirin Mts; 163—BG: Alibotoush Mt.); 164–166—I. rhodopensis rhodopensis (164—typical form, BG: above Smolyan; 165— northwestern form, BG: Batak Lake; 166— typical form or transitional to I. rh. petkovi, BG: near Assenovgrad); 167—I. rhodopensis petkovi (BG: Glouhite Kamani Locality). A—male stridulatory file (162, 166—scale 200 μm; the rest—scale 1 mm); B—ventral/ventro-apical view of apex of male cerci (scale 100 μm); C—female stridulatory apparatus (162—scale 100 μm; 166—scale 200 μm; the rest—scale 500 μm).
FIGURES 156–161 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURES 156–161. Male calling song at two different speeds (air temperature at recording shown; time scale below): 156—I. miksici (BG: Gorski Dom Lodge); 157—I. plevnensis (BG: Apriltsi); 158, 159—I. longicaudata adamovici (BG: Karandila Locality, two males); 160—I. longicaudata longicaudata (BG: Bolata Valley); 161—I. modesta modesta (RO: Babadag). Break-signs in Fig. 161B indicate the missing silent interval of the syllable shown in Fig. 161A.
FIGURES 182–189 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURES 182–189. Male calling song at two different speeds (air temperature at recording shown; time scale below): 182, 183—I. modestior (182—BG: Vitosha Mt.; 183—Serbia: Novi Sad); 184—I. dobrogensis (RO: Popina Island); 185—I. zubowskii (RO: Dobrogea, Niculiţel); 186—I. camptoxypha (RO: Ciucaş Mt.); 187—I. gulae (BG: Elhovo, Dolna Topchiya Reserve); 188, 189—I. obtusa (188—Middle Stara Planina Mts, Pleven Lodge; 189—BG: Vitosha Mt.). Arrow and a "Ƥ" symbol on fig. 187 indicate the response of a female I. gulae.
FIGURES 150–155 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURES 150–155. SEM of taxonomically important structures of Isophya: 150, 151—I. miksici (150—BG: Gorski Dom Lodge; 151—BG: Iskar); 152—I. plevnensis (152A—BG: Chernelka Canyon; 152B, C—BG: Apriltsi); 153—I. longicaudata adamovici (BG: Karandila Locality); 154—I. longicaudata longicaudata (BG: Bolata Valley); 155—I. m. modesta (=intermedia) (RO: Babadag). A—male stridulatory file (scale 1 mm); B—ventro-apical view of apex of male cerci (152B deformed) (scale 100 μm); C—female stridulatory apparatus (scale 500 μm).
FIGURES 145–149 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURES 145–149. Male calling song at two different speeds (air temperature at recording shown; time scale below): 145—I. bureschi (BG: Pirin Mts, Chalin Valog); 146—I. yaraligozi (TR: Yaraligoz Mt.); 147—I. tosevski (MK: Moklishte Village); 148, 149—I. andreevae (148—BG: Eleshnitsa Locality; 149—BG: Kresna Gorge).
FIGURES 139–144 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURES 139–144. SEM of taxonomically important structures of Isophya: 139—I. bureschi (BG: Pirin Mts, Chalin Valog); 140—I. yaraligozi (TR: Yaraligoz Mt.); 141—I. tosevski (MK: Dojran Lake); 142, 143—I. andreevae (142—BG: Kresna Gorge; 143—BG: Eleshnitsa Locality); 144—I. clara (BA: Sarajevo). A—male stridulatory file (139—scale 200 μm; othersscale 1 mm); B—ventro-apical view of apex of male cerci (scale 100 μm); C—female stridulatory apparatus (139—scale 200 μm; 141, 144—scale 1 mm; 142—scale 500 μm).
FIGURES 135–138 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURES 135–138. Male calling song at two (136–138) or three (135) different speeds (air temperature at recording and time scale below each figure): 135—I. hospodar (RO: Gura Dobrogei); 136—I. rectipennis (BG: Karandila Locality); 137—I. pavelii (BG: Chernogorovo Locality); 138—I. thracica (TR: Elmali Village).
FIGURES 105–129 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURES 105–129. Female abdominal terminalia of the Balkan Isophya and I. yaraligozi (localities as in Figs 31–55 unless specifically given); figures of the whole ovipositor are followed by enlarged figure of the ovipositor base: 105—I. hospodar (BG: Dolni Glavanak, 25.04.2005, CC); 106—I. rectipennis (BG: Byala Vill., 27.06.2002, CC); 107—I. pavelii (BG: Chernogorovo, 29.05.2006, CC); 108—I. thracica; 109—I. bureschi (BG: Bansko, 8.08.2006, CC); 110—I. yaraligozi; 111—I. tosevski; 112—I. andreevae (BG: Kresnensko Hanche, 19.04.2006, CC); 113—I. clara; 114—I. miksici (BG: Gorski Dom Lodge, 24.06.2006, CC); 115—I. plevnensis (BG: Levishte, 14.07.2009, CC); 116—I. longicaudata adamovici (BG: Karandila, 24.06.2008, CC); 117—I. l. longicaudata (BG: Sofia University Botanical garden, 26.06.–1.07.2004, CC); 118—I. m. modesta (=intermedia); 119—I. rhodopensis leonorae (BG: Livade, 9.08.2006, CC); 120—I. rh. rhodopensis (BG: Bachkovo, 600 m, 23.05.2004, CC); 121—I. rh. petkovi (BG: Gluhite Kamani, 23.06.2008, CC); 122—I. modestior (BG: Bankya, 24.05.2006, CC); 123—I. dobrogensis; 124—I. zubowskii; 125—I. aff. camptoxypha (data as in Fig. 75); 126— I. gulae; 127—I. obtusa (BG: Ravnets Ridge, 14.07.2009, CC); 128—I. amplipennis (as in Fig. 78); 129—I. speciosa (BG: Bankya, 24.05.2006, CC). Indications on Fig. 127 show, respectively: G—gonangulum; L—lamella; P—lateral pit between lamella and gonangulum. Scale (if present) = 5 mm.
FIGURES 130–134 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURES 130–134. SEM of taxonomically important structures of Isophya: 130, 131—I. hospodar (130—BG: Dolni Glavanak; 131—BG: Sofia Kettle); 132—I. rectipennis (132A, C, BG: Karandila Locality; 132B, TR: "TURKEY: Bolu. | Ala Dagi. 2000 m. | Kartal Kaya Tepe. | 15.VII.1962 | Guichard & Harvey. | B.M.1962–299."); 133—I. pavelii (BG: Chernogorovo Locality); 134—I. thracica (TR: Elmali Village). A—male stridulatory file (scale 200 μm); B—apical part of male stridulatory file (scale 20 μm); C—apex of male cerci (scale 100 μm) (130, 132–134—ventro-apical view; 131—dorsal view); D—female stridulatory apparatus (scale 100 μm).
FIGURES 56–79 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURES 56–79. Morphology of female head, pronotum and tegmina of the Balkan Isophya and I. yaraligozi (localities as in Figs 31–55 unless specifically given): 56—I. hospodar; 57—I. rectipennis; 58—I. pavelii (paratype of I. rammei Peshev); 59— I. thracica; 60—I. bureschi; 61—I. yaraligozi; 62—I. tosevski; 63—I. andreevae (paratype); 64—I. clara; 65—I. miksici (paratype); 66—I. plevnensis (paratype); 67—I. longicaudata adamovici (paratype, BG: Sliven, 1000 m, NMNHS); 68—I. l. longicaudata; 69—I. rhodopensis leonorae (BG: "Alibotush, 1500 m", 13.07.1959, NMNHS); 70—I. rh. rhodopensis (as in Fig. 46 but 17.07.1956); 71—I. rh. petkovi; 72—I. modestior; 73—I. dobrogensis; 74—I. zubowskii; 75—I. aff. camptoxypha (MK: Bistra Mt., 2.08.2004, CC); 76—I. gulae (paratype, BG: Dolna Topchiya, 10.07.1974, NMNHS); 77—I. obtusa (BG: Vezhen Peak, 15.07.1969, NMNHS); 78—I. amplipennis (TR: "Turkey | 1960 | Sureya Bey", NHM); 79—I. speciosa (BG: Sakar Mt., 14.06.1952, NMNHS). Scale (if present; black line right of the specimen) = 10 mm.
FIGURES 19–30 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURES 19–30. General appearance of some Balkan Isophya; 19—I. modestior (male); 20, 21—I. dobrogensis (20—male, 21—female); 22, 23—I. zubowskii (22—male, 23—female); 24, 25—I. camptoxypha (24—male, 25—female); 26, 27—I. gulae (26—male, 27—female); 28, 29—I. obtusa (dark—28, and green—29 colour forms; males); 30—I. speciosa (malebelow, and female—above).
FIGURES 80–104 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURES 80–104. Male abdominal terminalia of the Balkan Isophya and I. yaraligozi (localities as in Figs 31–55): 80—I. hospodar; 81—I. rectipennis; 82—I. pavelii; 83—I. thracica; 84—I. bureschi; 85—I. yaraligozi; 86— I. tosevski; 87—I. andreevae; 88—I. clara; 89—I. miksici; 90—I. plevnensis; 91—I. longicaudata adamovici; 92—I. l. longicaudata; 93—I. m. modesta (=intermedia); 94—I. rhodopensis leonorae; 95—I. rh. rhodopensis; 96—I. rh. petkovi; 97—I. modestior; 98—I. dobrogensis; 99—I. zubowskii; 100—I. aff. camptoxypha; 101—I. gulae; 102—I. obtusa; 103—I. amplipennis; 104—I. speciosa. Scale (if present) = 2 mm.
FIGURES 1–18 in Review of the Balkan Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropteridae) with particular emphasis on the Isophya modesta group and remarks on the systematics of the genus based on morphological and acoustic data
FIGURES 1–18. General appearance of some Balkan Isophya. 1, 2—I. hospodar (1—male, 2—female); 3— I. thracica (male); 4, 5—I. rectipennis (4—male, 5—female); 6, 7—I. pavelii (6—male, 7—female); 8, 9—I. bureschi (8—male, 9— female); 10, 11—I. andreevae (10—male, 11—female); 12, 13—I. plevnensis (12—male, 13—female); 14, 15—I. m. modesta (=intermedia) (14—male, 15—female); 16— I. l. longicaudata (male); 17—I. rhodopensis leonorae (male); 18—I. rh. petkovi (male) (Figures 6–11, 17, 18—photo M. Langourov).
FIGURE 19 in Bioacoustics and morphology of a new bush-cricket species of the genus Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropterinae) from Turkey
FIGURE 19. Isophya zernovi. Oscillograms of three different speeds of the male calling song (from Artvin, Kılıçkaya, June 2018).
FIGURE 18 in Bioacoustics and morphology of a new bush-cricket species of the genus Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropterinae) from Turkey
FIGURE 18. Two different syllables of the male calling song (A, with some isolated impulses; B, without isolated impulses) of the new species, I. horon sp. n.
FIGURE 14 in Bioacoustics and morphology of a new bush-cricket species of the genus Isophya (Orthoptera: Phaneropterinae) from Turkey
FIGURE 14. Medial teeth of stridulatory file at higher magnification of three different individuals, I. horon sp.n.
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