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Figures 97-104 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 97-104 Duronia genus group. Figs 97–98.Duroniachloronotaphippsin. subsp.: 97. Male genitalic structures: A–D. Epiphallus, A. Laterally, B–D. Dorsally and dorso-posteriorly (B–C. Right half only); E–F. Aedeagal valves ventrally and laterally from right side, respectively. 98. Female genitalic structures: A. Subgenital plate dorsally; B. Apex of same ventrally; C. Idem, laterally from right side; D. Cercus; E. Spermathecal duct; and F. Spermatheca. Figs 99, 100, 104.Oxyduroniaanablepioidesgen.n. et sp.n. 99–100. Oblique aspect of head and pronotum; 99. Male from left side; 100. Female from left side; 104. Male frontal ridge. Figs 101–103.Leopardiabivittata Baccetti. 101, 102. Oblique aspect of head and pronotum. 101. Male from left side; 102. Female from left side; 103. Male frontal ridge. All scale lines under Figs 97, 101, and 103 represent 1 mm – lowermost scale applies to Figs 97 A–F, the uppermost to Figs 98 A–E; that below Fig. 101 applies also to Fig. 99; that below Fig. 103 also applies to Fig. 104. Scale under Fig. 102 represents 5 mm and applies also to Fig. 100.
Figures 64-77 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 64-77 Morphology of the Ocnocerus genus group. Figs 64–66. Reproductive structures. 64, 65. Male phallic complex (lateral aspect whole complex; epiphallus and ectophallic membrane; dorsal aspect epiphallus); 64.Rhabdopleamunda Karsch, 1893; 65.Sumbaroseipennis I. Bolívar, 1912; 65A.S.exilissp. n.; 66.S.roseipennis, female genitalic complex - (66. Spermathecal duct; 66A. Subgenital plate, entire from above, tip from ventral aspect and tip from lateral aspect, left side). Figs 67–68. Meso- and metasterna of: 67A.Acteanaalazonica Karsch, 1896 male, and 68B. Same, female; 68C. Anacteananeaveineavei I. Bolívar, 1912 male; 68D. Same, female. (Note: Acteana is not a member of this genus group, it is a member of the Pargaini, but very similar to Anacteana. See Figs 331–340). Figs 69–75. Antennal morphology. Figs 69–72. Variation in antennae of Anacteanan.neavei. 69. Male Tanzania, Ufipa; 70. Female same locality; 71. Male Zambia, Mweru wa Ntipa; 72. Female, same locality. Figs 73–75. Antennal morphology, other genera. 73.Hyperocnocerussulculatus; 74.Ocnocerusdiabolicus; 75.Panziauvarovi. Figs 76, 77, 77A. Fore and hind-wing apices. 76.Panziauvarovi (including enlarged section showing thickened cross-veins); 77.Sumbacallosa; 77A.Sumbaexilisn. sp., showing longer and more pointed tegmen. All scale lines represent l mm: that under Fig. 66 applies to Figs 64, 65 and 65A; that under Fig. 66A applies uniquely to it; that under Fig. 77A applies to Figs 76–77A.
Figures 47-63 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 47-63 Figs 47–56.Afrophlaeoba genus group; comparison with Tribe Pargaini. Figs 47–51. Tribe Pargaini, male Odontomeluskwidschwianus: 47. Lateral aspect head from left side showing foveolus; 48. Dorsal aspect anterior left femur; 49. Lateral aspect left hind knee (outer side); 50. Oblique aspect of abdominal apex; 51. Dorsal and lateral aspect (from left side) epiphallus. Figs 52–56. Tribe Phlaeobini, Afrophlaeoba genus group, Paralobopomaviridifrons male: 52. Lateral aspect head from left side showing absence of lateral foveolus; 53. Dorsal aspect anterior left femur; 54. Lateral aspect left hind knee (outer side); 55. Oblique aspect of abdominal apex; 56. Dorsal and lateral aspect (from left side) epiphallus. Figs 57–59.Afrophlaeoba genus group, male abdominal apices: 57.Afrophlaeobausambarica; 58.Chokweaeucteanacomb. n.; 59.Platyverticularitchiei. 59A. P.ritchiei female abdominal apices obliquely from above and from below. Figs 60–61. Male frontal ridge: 60.Parodontomelusbrachypterus; 61.Parodontomelusmazumbaiensis. Figs 62–63. Male fastigium verticis from above: 62.Parodontomelusstoltzeicomb. n.; 63.Parodontomelusverticulus. All scale lines represent l mm: that under Fig. 47 applies to Figs 48–50, 52 and 55; that under Fig. 51 applies to Fig. 56; that under Fig. 57 applies to 58 and 59; that under Figs 60 to 61 also; that under Fig. 59A to both figs; that under Fig. 62 to Fig. 63.
Figures 341-364 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 341-364 Tribe Pargaini: morphology. Figs 341–356.Parga spp.: 341–350. Antennae: 341–343.P.musanae: 341. Male (Uganda, Soroti); 342. Male (Tanzania, Mkomasi); 343. Female, same; 344, 345.P.taeniata: 344. Male (Tanzania, Old Shinyanga); 345. Female (Tanzania, Kisulu); 346–349.P.xanthoptera: 346. Female, (Tanzania, 8ml. S. of Chala mission); 347. Male (Tanzania, Ufipa); 348. Female, (Uganda, Tororo); 349. Female, (Tanzania, S. of Chala mission); (line alongside 348 and 349 indicates length of head and pronotum); 350.P.cyanoptera, male. Figs 351, 352. Posterior femoral knee lobes from dorsal view (left leg): 351.P.xanthoptera; 352.P.musanae; 353.P.xanthoptera, apex of abdomen. Figs 354–356. Male epiphalli: 354.P.xanthoptera; 355.P.musanae; 356.P.taeniata. Figs 357–359.Machaeridiabilineata: 357. Male head and pronotum, dorsal view left, compared with Machaeridiaconspersa right; 358. Epiphallus (from Hollis 1966); 359. Female spermathecal duct. Figs 360–364.Phryganomelus spp. Ph.phalangidus: 360. Head, pronotum, antennae and tegmen in profile; 361. Abdominal apex from above; 362. Epiphallus. Ph.romi: 363. Female spermatheca and dorsal aspect of subgenital plate. Ph.auriventer: 364. Male abdominal apex from above. All scale lines represent 1 mm: Scale line under Fig. 360 applies also to Figs 341–353, 357, 359–361, 362, 364; that under Fig. 362 also applies to Figs 354–356, 358.
Figures 331-340 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 331-340 Tribe Pargaini. Acteana. Figs 331–340.Acteanaalazonica male: See also Fig. 67: 331. Lateral view head, pronotum, and tegmen; 332. Tegmen raised to show tympanum and wing; 333. Head and pronotum from above; 334. Frontal ridge; 335. Abdominal apex from above; 336. Abdominal apex from side; 337. Left cercus; 338. Female, apex of head from above; 339. Male, female antennae; 340. Epiphallus from dorsal and lateral angles. Scale lines represent 1 mm: that next to Fig. 340 applies to Fig. 340 and 337; that below Fig. 331 applies to all the rest.
Figures 316-322 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 316-322 Tribe Gymnobothrini. Tenuihippus. Figs 316–322.Tenuihippusparvus male: 316. Dorsal view head, pronotum and antennae; 317. Idem oblique lateral view showing temporal foveolae; 318. Frontal ridge; 319. Hind femur, outer side; 320. Tip of male abdomen laterally; 321. Epiphallus; 322. Phallic complex without epiphallus from left side. Scale lines all 1 mm: that below Fig. 321 applies to Figs 321, 322; that under Fig. 319 applies to Figs 316–320.
Figures 89-96 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 89-96 Anacteana spp. morphology. (See also Fig. 68). Figs 89–90.A.hollisi: 89. Dorsal aspect head and pronotum; 89A. Lateral aspect head and pronotum; 90. Male phallic morphology: A. Phallic complex from left side, epiphallus removed; B. Epiphallus from two aspects (upper fig. from plane of lophi, lower fig. from vertical to lophi); C. Aedeagal valves from ventral aspect; D. Epiphallus from right side; E. Phallic complex from dorsal aspect, epiphallus removed; Figs 91–93.A.neaveiburtti: 91. Male phallic morphology (explanation for lettering A–E. as for Fig. 90); 92. Dorsal aspect head and pronotum and frontal ridge; 93. Lateral aspect left side, head and pronotum; Figs 94–96.A.neaveineavei94. Dorsal aspect head and pronotum and frontal ridge; 95. Lateral aspect left side, head and pronotum; 96. Phallic morphology. All scale lines represent 1 mm: scale under Fig. 91 applies to Figs 90, 91, 96; scale under Fig. 94 applies to Figs 89–95, including frontal ridge and tympanic membranes. Arrowed insets to right of Figs 93 and 95 show size of hind-wings and tympana concealed by tegmina.
Figures 40-46 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 40-46 Cannula-Glyphoclonus-Cumulus genus group. Figs 40–44. Male Culmulusstramineus Uvarov, 1953. 40. Lateral aspect head and pronotum from left side; 41. Anatomy of frons and frontal ridge; 42. Left posterior femoral apex from above; 43. Same as 42, from the side; 44. Abdominal apex, oblique view from left side. Figs 45, 46. Male Gonistalongicercata (Bouvy, 1982): 45. Abdominal apex from above; 46. Abdominal apex from left side.
Figures 323-330 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 323-330 Tribe Gymnobothrini. Zacompsa spp. Figs 323–327. Z.festafesta: 323. Head and pronotum obliquely; 324. Epiphallus dorsally and laterally; 325. Apical valves of aedeagus; 326. Female subgenital plate from above and side; 327. Spermathecal duct and spermatheca. Figs 328–330.Zacompsapedestris: 328. Epiphallus from above and left side; 329. Female spermathecal duct; 330. Female sub-genital plate from above and right side and left female cercus. All scales represent 1 mm; that under Fig. 325 applies to Figs 324, 325, 328; that under Fig. 323 applies to Figs 323, 326, 327, 330, 329, and 330.
Figures 297-315 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 297-315 Tribe Gymnobothrini. Figs 297–303.Brachybothrusphyllopterusn. gen. et sp. n., male: 297. Oblique view head, pronotum and tegmen; 298. Oblique view vertex; 299. Dorsal view head and pronotum; 300. Dorsal view vertex; 301. Frontal ridge; 302. Tegmen; 303. Abdominal apex laterally and dorsally. Figs 304–309.Brachybothrusholasp. nov.: 304. Oblique view head, pronotum and tegmen; 305. Oblique view vertex; 306. Dorsal view head and pronotum; 307. Dorsal view vertex; 308. Frontal ridge; 309. Genitalic structures, A. Male, B. Female elements. Figs 310–311.Guichardippussomalicus: 310. Epiphallus; 311. Tarsal claws and pulvillus (lateral view), compared with B.phyllopterus (smallest) and G.rimulatus (larger, seen dorsally). Figs 312–315.Malcolmburriaangolensis male: 312. Oblique view head and pronotum; 313. Frontal ridge; 314. Head and pronotum from above; 315. Tarsal claw and pulvillus. Scale lines all l mm: that below Fig. 310 applies to Figs 298, 300, 305, 307, 309–311, 315; that below Fig. 312 applies to Figs 297, 299, 301–304, 308, 312–314.
Figures 259-271 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 259-271 Tribe Gymnobothrini. Gynmobothruslevipes. Figs 259–264.Gynmobothruslevipeslevipes male: 259. Lateral aspect head and pronotum; 260. Dorsal view apex of head; 261, 262. Male, female pronotal discs; 263. Frontal ridge; 264. Temporal foveolus. Figs 265–271.Gymnobothruslevipesabbreviatus male: 265. Entire insect (GymnobothroideskeniensisJohnston 1937, n. syn.); inset below an enlargement of apex of head showing temporal foveolus; 266, 267. Male, female, dorsal view vertices; 268, 269. Male, female pronotal discs; 270. Frontal ridge; 271. Temporal foveolus. All scale lines represent l mm: that below Fig. 259 applies to Figs 260, 264, 266, 267, 271; that below Fig. 268 applies to Figs 259, 261–263, 265, 268–270.
Figures 204-224 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 204-224 Tribe Gymnobothrini. Figs 204–212.Gymnobothrustemporalis male: 204. Oblique view head and pronotum. (205–208, topotype material temporalis from Namibia; 209–212, topotype material emini, D.R. Congo). 205, 209. Pronotal disc; 206, 210. Oblique view vertex; 207, 211. Dorsal view vertex; 208, 212. Frontal ridge. Figs 213–224.Gymnobothrusflexuosus male: (213–216, brevipennis; 217–220, Ethiopia, Wardere; 221–224, Angola). 213, 217, 221. Pronotal disc; 214, 218, 222. Oblique view vertex; 215, 219, 223. Dorsal view vertex; 216, 220, 224. Frontal ridge. Scale lines are all l mm: that under Fig. 218 applies to Figs 204, 205, 209, 213, 217, 221; that under Fig. 213 applies to Figs 206–208, 210–212, 214–216, 218–220 and 222–224.
Figures 272-296 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 272-296 Tribe Gymnobothrini. Gymnobothruspullus. Figs 272–288.Gymnobothruspulluspullus: 272–277. Variation in epiphallus (272, 273, Tanzania, Amani; 274, 275, Tanzania, Mwanza; 276, 277, Malawi); 278. Male, lateral aspect head and pronotum; 279. Dorsal view male vertex; 280, 281. Male, female pronotal discs; 282. Frontal ridge; 283. Temporal foveolus; 284–286. Variation in male pronotal disc; 287, 288. Variation in male tegmen. Figs 289–292.Gymnobothruspullusminutus male: 289. Tegmen; 290. Compound eye; 291. Frontal ridge; 292. Temporal foveolus. Figs 293–296.Gymnobothruspullushemipterus male: 293. Tegmen; 294. Compound eye; 295. Frontal ridge; 296. Temporal foveolus. All scale lines represent l mm: that below Fig. 275 applies to Figs 272–277, 279, 283, 292, 296; that below Fig. 288 applies to Figs 280–282, 284–288, 291, 293–295, 289, 290; that under Fig. 278 applies to 278 only.
Figures 183-203 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 183-203 Tribe Gymnobothrini. Figs 183–192.Gymnobothruslongicornis: 183, 184. Variation in epiphallus and aedeagal valves; 185. Dorsal view male vertex; 186. Oblique view male vertex; 187. Male pronotal disc; 188. Lateral view pronotum; 189. Frontal ridge (C.A.R., Bosum); 190. Frontal ridge (Tanzania, nr Kahama); 191. Posterior femur, pattern on outer side (Cameroon); 192. Ditto, Tanzania. Figs 193–196.Gymnobothruslongicornissellatus male: 193. Frontal ridge; 194. Oblique view vertex; 195. Pronotal disc; 196. Lateral aspect pronotum. Figs 197–203.Gymnobothruscruciatus male: 197. Epiphallus and aedeagal valves; 198. Oblique view vertex; 199. Dorsal view vertex; 200. Pronotal disc (Tanzania syntype elongata); 201, 202. Lateral aspect pronotum (Tanzania and Angola, Villa Luso holotype cruciatus s.str.); 203. Female: E. Spermatheca and A–C. Aspects of subgenital plate. All scales 1 mm: that under Fig. 200 applies to Figs 183–186, 194, 197–199; that under Fig. 203 applies to Figs 187–193, 195, 196, 200–203.
Figures 158-165 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 158-165 Tribe Gymnobothrini. Figs 158–162, 164–165.Rastafariaabessinica: 158. Whole male insect lateral aspect; 159. Dorsal aspect vertex; 160. Oblique view vertex; 161. Pronotal disc; 162. Epiphallus; 164. Female spermatheca; 165. Female sub-genital plate from above and its apex from below. Fig. 163. Epiphallus of C.morotoensis. All scales represent 1 mm: (upper) applies to Figs 159, 160, 162, 163; (lower) applies to Figs 158, 161, 164, 165.
Figures 78-88 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 78-88 Figs 78–85. Morphology of Sumba spp. 78–81.S.roseipennis head and pronotum: 78. Female holotype from above; 79. Male topotype from above; 80. Female holotype from left side; 81. Male topotype from left side. Figs 82–85.S.exilis: 82. Female paratype, head and pronotum from above; 83. Male holotype, head and pronotum from above; 84. Male holotype from left side; 85. Left hind femur of male holotype. Figs 86–88. Morphology of fastigium verticis and pronotal disc in Sumba spp.: 86. S.callosa; 87.S.granulifera; 88.S.semicarinata; 88A.S.exilis (fastigium only, pronotal disc not shown). Scale lines represent 1 mm: that under Fig. 79 applies to Figs 78, 80–85 and to drawings of pronotal discs Figs 86–88; that under under Fig. 88 applies also to fastigium verticis depicted in Figs 86–88, 88A.
Figures 114-119 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 114-119 Duronia genus group. Genitalic structures: Figs 114–116.Leopardiabivittata: 114. Female subgenital plate dorsally; B. Apex of same, ventrally; C. Idem laterally; D. Cercus; E. Spermatheca and duct; 115. Phallic complex, epiphallus removed, A. Laterally, B. Dorsally; 116. Male dissected phallic components, C–E. Epiphallus laterally, dorsally and dorso-posteriorly (right half), aedeagal valves, F. Ventrally and G. Idem, laterally. Figs 117–119.Oxyduroniaanablepioidesn. gen. et sp. n.: 117. Female, A. Subgenital plate dorsally; B. Apex of same ventrally; C. Idem laterally; D. Cercus; E. Spermathecal duct and spermatheca; 118. Male, lateral and dorsal aspect phallic complex, epiphallus removed: A. Laterally, B. Dorsally; 119. Dissected phallic components, C–E. Epiphallus laterally, dorsally and dorso-posteriorly (right half), F. Aedeagal valves ventrally, G. Idem, laterally. Scale lines all 1 mm: Scale under Fig. 114C refers to Figs 114A–D and 117A–D, scale under Fig. 114E refers to Figs 114E and 117E, and scale under Fig. 118B refers to Figs 115, 116, 118, and 119.
Figures 105-113 from: Popov GB, Fishpool LDC, Rowell CHF (2019) A review of the Acridinae s. str. (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Acrididae) of eastern Africa with taxonomic changes and description of new taxa. Journal of Orthoptera Research 28(2): 37-105. https://doi.org/10.3897/jor.28.29312
Figures 105-113 Duronia genus group. Figs 105–107.Duroniachloronotaphippsin. subsp.: 105, 106. Head and pronotum dorsally and from left side, respectively; 107. Frontal ridge. Figs 108–113.Duroniellaacuta Uvarov: 108, 109. Male head and pronotum from above and oblique view, respectively; 110. Frontal ridge A. Male; B. Female; 111. Male abdominal apex from above; 112. Male abdominal apex from oblique aspect, left side; 113. Tip of hind tarsus showing small pulvillus. All scale lines represent 1 mm: of two scales under Fig. 112, only uppermost applies to Figs 105–112, while lowermost applies to Fig. 113.
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