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- dorsal view of male, figures 12-14 shows male subgenital plate, female supra-anal plate, and female subgenital plate. From a 1917 article by Morgan Hebard...
- operculum is the name for one or more lids covering the tympanal cavity. A subgenital operculum is exhibited in stick insects and gr****hoppers and allies (orthoptera)...
- unusual apex of the male subgenital plate. It is distinguished from other species in the genus by the unusual male subgenital plate, the bold projections...
- unusual inner spine on the male subgenital plate. It is distinguished from other species in the genus by the subgenital plate. Only the male of the species...
- the underside between segments eight and nine. It may be covered by a subgenital plate, or extended into a complex ovipositor that helps them lay eggs...
- distinguished by the appearance of the male subgenital plate and the protonum. In P. nana, the male subgenital plate tapers near the end of the body, while...
- show detail of the pronotum, end of abdomen with cerci, genital process, subgenital plate, and supra-anal plate with cerci. From a 1917 article by Morgan...
- 9–5.0 millimetres (0.19–0.20 in). It is named for the very long male subgenital plates. It is distinguished from other species in the genus by the shortened...
- male slides backwards underneath the female and hooks the edge of the subgenital plate with his phallomere. The female allows insertion by the male into...
- are two cerci at the tip of the abdomen and there is no stylus on the subgenital plate. The following families are included in this superfamily; many of...