taxonID	type	description	language	source
E97487E4FF9E894D3E9DFE9DFCE8E4FF.taxon	description	http: // lsid. speciesfile. org / urn: lsid: Orthoptera. speciesfile. org: TaxonName: 500276 Holotype male: Tanzania, Nguru Mountains, submontane forest above Turiani, March 2017. Depository MfN. Paratype female: same data as holotype. Depository MfN. Further paratype material: 1 male, same data as holotype; 1 male Tanzania, Udzungwa Mountains National Park, Mangula Gate, July 2015 (CH 8039). Collection C. Hemp. Description. Male. General habitus & colour. Eurycorypha species of uniformly green colour and elongate body shape (Fig. 1 A). Head and antennae: Scapus green and first couple of antennal segments green then getting darker towards end of antenna; very thin and not surpassing folded tegmina. Fastigium of vertex broad, more than 3 times as wide as scapus of antenna. Fastigium of vertex meeting equally broad fastigium of frons along well developed horizontal line with well developed median sulcus; fastigium at this point bulge-like elevated, medially below this bulge ocellus is located. Face with moderately developed frontogenal carinae, of triangular shape. Eyes typical for Eurycorypha, elongate and oval, green with faint white fascia in upper part. Thorax: Disc of pronotum depressed, thus lateral edges sharp; anterior margin of pronotum shallowly and broadly incurved, while posterior margin broadly rounded. Wings: Both pairs of wings fully developed; tegmina elongate, evenly rounded at tips, about 3 times longer than broad. Alae shiny with green area near tips which surpass tegmina when folded. Stridulatory file as in Fig. 2, almost straight at posterior part, then slightly curved and teeth getting smaller. Legs: Fore coxa with almost straight spine. Fore femora on outer side with 3 small spines, mid femora with 2 small spines and hind femora near joints to tibiae with up to three brown-tipped spines. Fore tibiae without dorsal spine. Hind tibiae with four rows of densely set short brown-tipped spines, two outer spurs and three inner apical brown-tipped spurs. Abdomen: Light green without any pattern. Last abdominal tergite differentiated into two stout processes, densely to each other set short processes (Fig. 2 C, arrows; D). Cerci stout, slightly incurved, with apical sclerotized tooth. Subgenital plate long with median keel at posterior third, forming two laterally compressed short processes at its posterior end, without styli (Fig. 2 B). Female. Similar to male but larger and more roundish (Fig. 1 B). Well developed ovipositor, strongly upcurved as typical for most Eurycorpyha species (Fig. 3 A). Subgenital plate flap-like, longer than broad with evenly rounded posterior margin (Fig. 3 B). Measurements (mm). — Male (N = 2). Body length 17.1 – 20.5. Median length of pronotum 4.9. Posterior femur length 14.8 – 15.2. Length of tegmina 29.7 – 29.8. Width of tegmina 9.7 – 10.5. Measurements (mm). — Female (N = 1). Body length 24.8. Median length of pronotum 5.0. Posterior femur length 17.0. Length of tegmina 35.3. Width of tegmina 12.6. Ovipositor 7.0.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9E894D3E9DFE9DFCE8E4FF.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis. Males are well characterized by the two “ nose-like ” processes formed on the posterior margin of the 10 th abdominal tergite. Females have a flap-like subgenital plate and can thus be distinguished from most Eurycorypha species known from East Africa with a broad and / or medially incurved or indentated subgenital plate (E. conclusa Hemp, E. curviflava n. sp., E. flexata n. sp., E. meruensis Sjöstedt, E. pianofortis Hemp, E. pseudovaria n. sp., E. punctipennis Chopard, E. resonans Hemp, E. varia B. v. Wattenwyl). Similar to E. binasuta n. sp. are females of E. elongata n. sp. However, E. elongata seems to be restricted to the East Usambara Mountains while E. binasuta n. sp. is at present only recorded from the Nguru and Udzungwa Mountains. Also E. ligata females have a flap-like subgenital plate but have a much smaller body size than the comparatively large females of E. binasuta n. sp. Further the ovipositor in E. ligata is not as strongly up-curved and appears more slender. The subgenital plate is evenly rounded and smooth in E. binasuta n. sp. while the female subgenital plate in E. ligata is medially deeply grooved. Only E. combretoides Hemp females have a subgenital plate very similar to E. binasuta n. sp. However, the habitat in which E. combretoides occurs (savanna woodlands) is completely different. Also E. combretoides is more elongate with usually numerous black dots on the apical part of the tegmina (Fig. 4 B) while the only known female of E. binasuta n. sp. was uniformly green with very few scattered black dots (Fig. 1 B).	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9E894D3E9DFE9DFCE8E4FF.taxon	etymology	Etymology. Named after the two nose-like processes on the posterior margin of the 10 th abdominal tergite. Distribution. Tanzania, Nguru and Udzungwa Mountains.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9C894A3E9DFB66FE5EE3A6.taxon	description	http: // lsid. speciesfile. org / urn: lsid: Orthoptera. speciesfile. org: TaxonName: 99999 Studied material. 22 females, Tanzania, Mt Kilimanjaro, southern, western and eastern slopes: 1 female, Lambo Estate, 1020 m, savanna woodlands & agricultural areas, July 2013; 9 females, Uchira, 870 m, savanna woodland, June 2013, July 2013, August 2013, January 2014, June 2014, August 2014; 2 females, Mabungu Hill, savanna woodland, 912 m, June 2013, August 2013; 5 females, Kimanga Hill, savanna woodland, 1130 m, September 2013, June 2014, August 2014, October 2014; 3 females, Chala area, savanna woodland, 950 m, April 2013, August 2014. 1 female, Tanzania, North Pare Mountains, Lembeni, dry deciduous forest, June 2014; 1 female, Tanzania, Puge Simbo Forest Reserve, Tabora, February 2016. The species was described on 4 specimens coming from the southern slopes of Mt Kilimanjaro (Hemp et al. 2013). The female was not known at that time. Since then many more males and females were collected (> 70 males, 22 females) coming from the western, southern and eastern slopes of Mt Kilimanjaro, dry deciduous forest of the North Pare Mountains, the Bereku Forest Reserve near Babati (Fig. 4 A) and the Puge Simbo Forest Reserve near Tabora in central Tanzania. This species is plentiful in savanna habitats especially during May to August. Description of the female: Similar in size and coloration to the male. Typical in most specimens are a series of dark spots on the tegmina (Fig. 4 B). The ovipositor is well developed, stout and strongly up-curved as typical for most Eurycorphya species (Fig. 5 A). The subgenital plate is flap-like with a broadly rounded apex (Fig. 5 B). Measurements (mm). — Female (N = 10). Body length 19 – 25. Median length of pronotum 4.3 – 4.9. Posterior femur length 15.8 – 20. Length of tegmina 29.7 – 35.3. Width of tegmina 8.5 – 11. Ovipositor 5.5 – 6.0.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9C894A3E9DFB66FE5EE3A6.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis. A similar subgenital plate is found in E. punctipennis. However, this species differs considerably in its colour pattern. E. combretoides is dark green with lighter to whitish veins on the tegmina and often wearing few tiny black dots on the tegmina while E. punctipennis is mostly yellow to yellow-green with numerous dark to black patches scattered irregularly over the tegmina. Further E. punctipennis has lateral “ flaps ” conspicuous next to the subgenital plate, structures formed by the ventral side of the ovipositor, absent in E. combretoides. In all other Eurycorypha species in the area the subgenital plate is either triangular with a broad base and the posterior apex either evenly rounded (E. meruensis Sjöstedt, E. varia) or indented so that two shallow lobes are formed (E. resonans, E. conclusa). Further typical structures as mentioned above are lobes and flaps of different shapes (e. g. in E. varia and E. resonans), useful characters differentiating females of Eurycorypha species (see images of females subgenital plates and ovipositors in Hemp et al. 2013). Also see diagnosis at E. binasuta n. sp.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9C894A3E9DFB66FE5EE3A6.taxon	distribution	Distribution. East Africa.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9B89483E9DF8D5FAE3E58C.taxon	description	http: // lsid. speciesfile. org / urn: lsid: Orthoptera. speciesfile. org: TaxonName: 500277 Holotype male. Tanzania, Mt Kilimanjaro, Chala area, savanna woodlands July 2013. Depository MfN. Paratypes. 1 female, same data as holotype but July 2016. Depository MfN. 1 male, 1 female, same data as holotype but May 2014. Depository BMNH. 19 males, 9 females, same data as holotype and January 1992, July 2013, January 2014, May 2014, July 2014, January 2015, July 2016. Collection C. Hemp. Description. Male. General habitus & colour. Comparatively small Eurycorypha species with truncate posterior margins of the tegmina and vivid yellow dorsal abdomen. Tegmina with few scattered faint whitish dots (Fig. 6 A). Yellow colour on abdomen and whitish dots on tegmina fading in preserved insect. Head and antennae: Scapus green and antennomeres green to dark, thin and not surpassing folded tegmina. Fastigium of vertex comparatively narrow, about 3 times wider as scapus. Fastigium of vertex meeting equally broad fastigium of frons along shallowly developed sulcus. Surface of face densely wrinkled and dotted, comparatively stout and broad. Eyes typical for Eurycorypha, elongate and oval, green with white to yellow fascia in upper part. Thorax: Disc of pronotum almost plane, strongly spotted; anterior margin of pronotum shallowly and broadly incurved, while posterior margin broadly rounded. Wings: Both pairs of wings fully developed; tegmina elongate, truncate at tips, about 3.3 times longer than broad. Alae shiny with green area near tips which surpass tegmina when folded. Stridulatory file almost straight at posterior part, then slightly curved at both ends. Legs: Fore coxa with short and stout spine. Fore femora on outer side with 3 spines, mid femora with 2 – 3 outer spines, hind femora near joints to tibiae with up to three small spines. Fore tibiae without dorsal spine. Hind tibiae with four rows of short to more slender spines getting denser distally, with three outer and three inner spurs. Abdomen: Posterior margin of last abdominal tergite almost straight (Fig. 7 A). Cerci stout, little incurved with acute apices (Fig. 7 A, B). Subgenital plate deeply excised forming two lateral processes (Fig. 7 B). Female. Similar to male, tegmina more roundish. Well developed ovipositor, strongly up-curved as typical for most Eurycorpyha species (Fig. 7 C). Subgenital plate tri-angular with indentated posterior tip (Fig. 7 D). Measurements (mm). Male (N = 6). Body length 17.2 – 19.4. Median length of pronotum 4.5 – 5.5. Posterior femur length 12.0 – 12.5. Length of tegmina 24.5 – 26.2. Width of tegmina 7.7 – 8.5. Measurements (mm). Female (N = 6). Body length 15.8 – 17.9. Median length of pronotum 3.9 – 4.3. Posterior femur length 12.0 – 12.8. Length of tegmina 22.5 – 25.2. Width of tegmina 9.2 – 9.4. Ovipositor 5.0 – 5.3.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9B89483E9DF8D5FAE3E58C.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis. Similar in its outer male genitalic morphology are E. kevani Chopard, E. simillima Chopard and E. kenyensis Massa. E. curviflava n. sp. has a not as deeply incised subgenital plate and thus shorter lateral processes and E. kenyensis even a less incised posterior margin of the subgenital plate and shorter lateral processes than E. kevani. E. simillima is very similar to E. curviflava n. sp. also having pyriform processes of the subgenital plate. These, however, have a different shape and are more closely set to each other in E. simillima. Female E. curviflava n. sp. has a comparatively short and stout subgenital plate, with an incision at its posterior margin and a median groove. Median grooves on the female subgenital plate are also present in E. pseudomeruensis n. sp., E. pseudovaria n. sp., E. resonans and E. ligata. However, none of these species have truncate tegmina and their body shape is more elongate and not as roundish as in E. curviflava n. sp. Only E. pseudovaria n. sp. females are also roundish in body shape but with evenly rounded posterior margins of the tegmina and the vivid yellow abdomen is lacking (to be seen, however, only in living specimens).	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9B89483E9DF8D5FAE3E58C.taxon	etymology	Etymology. From Latin: - curvus = round, because of the roundish shape of the tegmina and – flava = yellow, because of the vivid yellow abdomen.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9B89483E9DF8D5FAE3E58C.taxon	distribution	Distribution. Tanzania, Mt Kilimanjaro. Very likely also present in southern Kenya in suitable habitats.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9989463E9DF95EFAB8E46B.taxon	description	http: // lsid. speciesfile. org / urn: lsid: Orthoptera. speciesfile. org: TaxonName: 500278 Holotype Male. Tanzania, East Usambara Mountains, Nilo Forest Reserve, lowland wet forest, December 2015. Depository MfN. Description. Male. General habitus & colour. Comparatively large Eurycorypha species with elongate body shape. Uniformly green with pair of light white to yellowish line starting on face, running through eyes and lateral over disc of pronotum (Fig. 8). Head and antennae: Scapus green, antennae dark, very thin and not surpassing folded tegmina. Fastigium of vertex about 2.5 times as wide as scapus of antenna. Fastigium of vertex meeting equally broad fastigium of frons along well developed horizontal line with shallow median sulcus; face with sharp frontogenal carinae giving face triangular shape; eyes typical for Eurycorypha, elongate and oval, green. Thorax: Pronotum with well developed smoothly rounded lateral edges; anterior margin of pronotum broadly incurved, while posterior margin broadly rounded. Wings: Both pairs of wings fully developed; tegmina elongate, evenly rounded at tips, about 3.2 times longer as broad. Alae shiny with green area near tips which surpass tegmina when folded. Stridulatory file as in Fig. 9 D, slightly sinuous. Legs: Fore coxa with spine. Fore, mid and hind femora on outer side with few broad-based short spines. Hind tibiae with four rows of densely set short spines and three slender apical spurs on each side. Abdomen: Light green without any pattern. Last abdominal tergite differentiated into two stout processes, diverging from each other and each ending in two stout apices (Fig. 9 A, C); ventrally another bi-dentate process is present (Fig. 9 B). Subgenital plate of normal shape, posterior margin broadly ushaped incised (Fig. 9 B). Measurements (mm). — Male (N = 1). Body length 23. Median length of pronotum 5.5. Posterior femur length 14.8. Length of tegmina 32. Width of tegmina 10. Female. Unknown.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9989463E9DF95EFAB8E46B.taxon	discussion	Remarks. A female from the Zigi Trail in the East Usambara Mountains in November 2015 could belong to this new species. However, since the locality is different and another two Eurycorypha species with the same elongated habitus occur in these mountains this female specimen cannot be assigned to E. divertata n. sp. with certainty.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9989463E9DF95EFAB8E46B.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis. The 10 th abdominal tergite is elongated and divided into two stout processes, each of these again ending in two stout tips, characters unique so far for male Eurycorypha. Remotely morphologically similar is Eurycorypha stenophthalma Chopard described from Chad. However, the 10 th tergite is differentiated into two stout and curved processes and the male cerci very thick and thus completely different from E. divertata n. sp. E. diverata n. sp. morphologically belongs to a group of Eurycorypha species with an elongated 10 th abdominal tergite such as E. combretoides, E. elongata n. sp. or E. victoriae n. sp. Habitat. Lowland wet forest.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9989463E9DF95EFAB8E46B.taxon	etymology	Etymology. From Latin: – diverto because of the divergent oriented processes of the 10 th abdominal tergite in males.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9989463E9DF95EFAB8E46B.taxon	distribution	Distribution. At present only known from Nilo Forest Reserve in the East Usambara Mountains.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9789453E9DFA70FEA6E4C6.taxon	description	http: // lsid. speciesfile. org / urn: lsid: Orthoptera. speciesfile. org: TaxonName: 500279 Holotype male. Tanzania, East Usambara Mountains, Nilo Forest Reserve, April 2016. Depository MfN. Paratype female, same data as holotype. Depository MfN. Further paratype material: 1 male, 2 females, same data as holotype. 1 male, East Usambara Mountains, Amani Nature Reserve, November 2017. Collection C. Hemp. Description. Male. General habitus & colour. Comparatively large Eurycorpyha species with elongate tegmina. Green with net-like pattern of lighter veins on dark green ground (Fig. 10) sometimes with few scattered black dots on tegmina. Yellowish to white line starting on genae of face through eyes, along lateral edges of pronotal disc and over part of tegmina. Head and antennae: Scapus green, antennae green to whitish, very thin and slightly surpassing folded tegmina. Fastigium of vertex broad, about 3 times as wide as scapus of antenna. Fastigium of vertex meeting equally broad fastigium of frons along well developed horizontal line with shallow median sulcus; face with callous and sharp frontogenal carinae giving face triangular shape; eyes typical for Eurycorypha, elongate and oval, green, white and reddish. Thorax: Pronotum with well developed smoothly rounded lateral edges. Anterior margin of pronotum broadly and shallowly incurved, while posterior margin broadly rounded. Wings: Both pairs of wings fully developed; tegmina very elongate, evenly rounded at tips, about 3.2 – 3.6 times longer as broad. Alae shiny with green area near tips which surpass tegmina when folded. Stridulatory file contiguous, tooth size decreasing gradually (Fig. 11 D). Legs: Fore coxa with spine. Fore femora on outer ventral side with 3 small spinules, mid femora with 1 – 2 short spines on outer side or unarmed. Hind femora distally at outer side 3 – 4 spines. Hind tibiae with four rows of densely set short spines and three slender apical spurs on each side. Abdomen: Light green without any pattern. Last abdominal tergite elongated into beaklike structure with a constriction midway and a dorsal shallow groove. Posterior half of this structure somewhat inflated, then suddenly narrowing into pointed apex. Ventrally at apex membranose thorn-like short process pointing downwards (Fig. 11 A, C). Cerci thick and short, apices slightly flattened and curved inwardly; sclerotized at tips (Fig. 11 A). Subgenital plate v-shaped incised at posterior margin (Fig. 11 B). Female. As male with same body shape and spination. Ovipositor well developed, with characteristically shape: comparatively large, constriction at base and then midway expanded (Fig. 12 A). Subgenital plate tri-angular with rounded posterior margin. Lateral beside the subgenital plate ear-like structures are present (Fig. 12 B). Nymph. Freshly hatched nymphs are red and elongate. The late 1 st instar and the second instar get increasingly dark with the second instar having a whitish venter. From instar 3 onward more greenish and loosing ant-like appearance from instar fourth onwards. Measurements (mm). - Male (N = 2). Body length 24.5 – 25.5. Median length of pronotum 4.9 – 5.1. Posterior femur length 14.5 – 15.5. Length of tegmina 32.5 – 33.0. Width of tegmina 9 – 10. Measurements (mm). - Female (N = 2). Body length 20.0 – 23.5. Median length of pronotum 4.7 – 5.0. Posterior femur length 16.5 – 17.5. Length of tegmina 33 – 37. Width of tegmina 11 – 12. Lateral length of ovipositor 7 – 7.2.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9789453E9DFA70FEA6E4C6.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis. E. elongata n. sp. is beside E. divertata n. sp. and E. flexata n. sp. one of the three species from the East Usambara Mountains with a similar habitus: comparatively large and elongated. From its male genitalic morphology it belongs to the E. meruensis - combretoides group with an elongated 10 th abdominal tergite. The shape of the 10 th abdominal tergite, however, is unique and males of this species can easily distinguished from males from other species of this complex when comparing the 10 th abdominal tergites. Females are of same body shape and size than the males. Their subgenital plate is flap-like with an evenly rounded posterior margin. Laterally beside the subgenital plate ear-like structures are present, structures unique so far for females of any Eurycorypha species. Habitat. Lowland wet forest.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9789453E9DFA70FEA6E4C6.taxon	etymology	Etymology. Because of the elongate body shape, - elongata.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9789453E9DFA70FEA6E4C6.taxon	distribution	Distribution. At present only known from Nilo Forest and Amani Nature Reserves in the East Usambara Mountains.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9489423E9DFDF5FB21E6D9.taxon	description	http: // lsid. speciesfile. org / urn: lsid: Orthoptera. speciesfile. org: TaxonName: 500280 Holotype male. Tanzania, East Usambara Mountains, Lutindi Forest Reserve, February 2017. Depository MfN. Paratype female, Tanzania, East Usambara Mountains, Zigi Trail, February 2017. Depository MfN. Further paratype material: 1 male, same data as holotype. 2 females, East Usambara Mountains, Zigi Trail, July 2016 and February 2017. 1 male, East Usambara, Nilo Forest Reserve, April 2016. Collection C. Hemp. Description. Male. General habitus & colour. Comparatively large Eurycorpyha species with elongate tegmina. Green with net of yellowish veins and light green patches on dark green ground on femora (Fig. 13 A). Yellowish to white line starting on genae of face through eyes, along lateral edges of pronotal disc and over part of tegmina. Head and antennae: Scapus green, antennae green to whitish, very thin. Fastigium of vertex about 2.5 times as wide as scapus of antenna. Fastigium of vertex meeting equally broad fastigium of frons along well developed horizontal line with shallow median sulcus; face with callous and sharp frontogenal carinae giving face triangular shape; eyes typical for Eurycorypha, elongate and oval, with green, white and reddish colour. Thorax: Pronotum with well developed smoothly rounded lateral edges; surface of pronotal disc slightly rugose. Anterior margin of pronotum broadly and shallowly incurved, while posterior margin broadly rounded. Wings: Both pairs of wings fully developed; tegmina elongate, evenly rounded at tips, about 3.2 times longer as broad. Alae shiny with green area near tips which surpass tegmina when folded. Stridulatory file as in Fig. 14 D. Legs: Fore coxa with spine. Fore femora on outer ventral side with 4 spines, mid femora with 3 slender spines on outer side. Hind femora distally at outer side 3 – 4 spines. Hind tibiae with four rows of densely set short spines and three slender apical spurs on each side. Abdomen: Light green without any pattern. Last abdominal tergite posteriorly with a downcurved flap (Fig. 14 A, B). Cerci thick and short, apices curved inwardly and sclerotized (Fig. 14 A). Subgenital plate u-shaped incised at posterior margin; with median ridge (Fig. 14 C). Female. As male with same body shape (Fig. 13 B) and spination. Ovipositor well developed, comparatively large and not as strongly curved up-wards (Fig. 15 A). Subgenital plate tri-angular with rounded posterior margin. Lateral beside subgenital plate two shallow bulges are present (Fig. 15 B living specimen, arrow points at these bulges). Figure 15 C shows the flexed back subgenital plate of a preserved female. The arrow points at the lateral bulges. Nymphs. The nymphs resembled small black ants after hatching and fed on strawberry leaves, salad and Taraxacum officinale leaves. During the first three stages Eurycorypha nymphs look like ants also exhibiting ant behaviour in nervously fidgeting with their legs and antennae. As in all investigated Eurycorypha species where nymphs are known, from the 4 th instar onwards the nymphs loose their ant-like appearance changing to leaf mimicry. Measurements (mm). - Male (N = 3). Body length 19 – 24.8. Median length of pronotum 5 – 5.4. Posterior femur length 15.5 – 15.7. Length of tegmina 32 – 33.7. Width of tegmina 10 – 11. Measurements (mm). – Female (N = 3). Body length 18 – 26. Median length of pronotum 5 – 5.5. Posterior femur length 15 – 16. Length of tegmina 30 – 32. Width of tegmina 9 – 11. Lateral length of ovipositor 7.5 – 8.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9489423E9DFDF5FB21E6D9.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis. E. flexata n. sp. is one of the three species from the East Usambara Mountains with a similar habitus: comparatively large and elongated. At its posterior margin the 10 th abdominal tergite is expanded to form a plane, down-curved structure (Fig. 14 A, B). Females have a flap-like subgenital plate, evenly rounded at its posterior margin and small bulges laterally beside the subgenital plate. A similar subgenital plate is found in E. combretoides which has a different body shape and occurs in savannah woodlands while E. flexata n. sp. is adapted to wet lowland forest. Habitat. Lowland wet forest.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9489423E9DFDF5FB21E6D9.taxon	etymology	Etymology. Because of the down-flexed 10 th abdominal tergite from Latin: - flexus, bent.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9489423E9DFDF5FB21E6D9.taxon	distribution	Distribution. Tanzania, East Usambara (Zigi Trail, Nilo and Lutindi Forest Reserves).	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9289433E9DFD27FF5FE291.taxon	description	http: // lsid. speciesfile. org / urn: lsid: Orthoptera. speciesfile. org: TaxonName: 493549 This species was described on a male from Kazimzumbwi Forest Reserve and a couple of museum individuals in the British Museum London from Dar es Salaam. More individuals of this species now became available from the Uluguru Mountains of Tanzania. In difference to the male of E. ligata from the coast being contrastingly coloured with light to yellowish green veins on dark green ground the Uluguru individuals were of more uniform green colour with the joints of the legs pinkish (Fig. 16). Description of the female. Similar to male in body shape and size but slightly larger and more roundish (Fig. 16 B). The ovipositor is not as strongly up-curved as in many other Eurycorypha species and appears more slender (Fig. 17 A). The subgenital plate is flap-like, rounded at its posterior margin. Medially a deep groove is present and laterally at the base of the ovipositor triangular flaps are conspicuous (Fig. 17 B).	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF9289433E9DFD27FF5FE291.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis. Females can be distinguished by their subgenital plates having a deep groove medially and a rounded posterior margin. Species in which the females subgenital plate also have a median groove in East Africa all have indentated posterior margins, e. g. E. resonans, E. meruensis or E. pseudomeruensis n. sp. Morphological very similar to female E. ligata is the female of the recently described E. kenyensis having a flap-like subgenital plate with a round posterior margin (compare Massa 2016 Fig. 9 B) with a median groove and additionally triangular processes basally at the ovipositor. Females thus can only be assigned to species level either by locality (E. kenyensis is only known from Tharaka Matiri in Kenya, while E. ligata is a coastal species in Tanzania and also known from the Uluguru Mountains) or in association with males that are morphologically very different in both species.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF91895E3E9DFC9EFB75E76A.taxon	description	http: // lsid. speciesfile. org / urn: lsid: Orthoptera. speciesfile. org: TaxonName: 500281 Holotype male, Tanzania, Tabora, Puge Simbo Forest Reserve, 1280 m, February 2016, Latitude: - 4 ° 57 ' 0 ", Longitude: 33 ° 1 ' 0.01 ". Depository MfN. 1 female, same data as holotype, depository MfN. Further paratypes: 5 males, 1 female, same data as holotye and April 2016, collection C Hemp. 1 male, Tanganyika Terr. Old Shinyanga, Boma, 4. V. 1925, E. Burtt, B. M. 1935 - 351; 1 male, 1 female, Tanganyika, Old Shinyanga, 12. II. 1954, E. Burtt; 1 male, Kenya, Masai c / s Mara Kipleleo Plain, 26. IV. 1962, P. E. Glover, B. M. 1964 - 84; 1 male, Kenya, 6 mi S. W. Kakamega, Cent. Kavirondo, 5200 ft, Vanderbilt Exped., J. A. G. Rehn, 5. Aug. 1934; 1 male, Tanzania, Tabora, Light Trap, 19.5.1966, I. A. D. Robertson, B. M. 1968 - 749; depository: BMNH. Description. Male. General habitus & colour. Comparatively small and slender Eurycorypha. Dark green with net of yellowish veins and light green patches on dark green ground on tegmina (Fig. 18 A). Head and antennae: Antennae thin, dark green and about as long as folded wings. Fastigium of vertex very broad, more than three times as wide as scapus of antenna; fastigium of vertex meeting equally broad fastigium of frons along well developed horizontal line with shallow median sulcus; face with callose frontogenal carinae; eyes typical for Eurycorypha, elongate and oval, green with yellow line as part of parallel lines from head over lateral sides of pronotal disc surpassing upper part of the eye. Thorax. Pronotum with lateral carinae with slightly rugose surface; anterior margin of pronotum slightly and broadly incurved, posterior margin broadly rounded. Pronotal lobes with numerous shallow tubercles or rugosities. Wings. Both pairs of wings fully developed; tegmina elongate, evenly rounded at tips, about 3.7 times longer as broad. Tegmina with veins and veinlets very light contrasting to darker remaining parts giving tegmina pattern of strongly veined leaf (Fig. 18 A), this pattern fading in preserved insect. Alae shiny with green area near tips which surpass tegmina when folded. Stridulatory file long, with numerous densely set teeth gradually tapering in size (Fig. 19 B). Legs. Fore coxa with spine. Fore tibiae with open tympana and without dorsal spines on fore and mid femora. Fore and mid femora ventrally with three outer spines, inner ridges unarmed. Hind femora with 5 – 6 outer spines and 1 – 2 inner spínes, most distal spines set a s a pair shortly before apex. Fore tibiae ventrally two rows of 3 – 4 irregular set spines, mid tibiae with 7 – 8 outer and 5 – 6 inner spines mostly set in pairs getting denser distally. Hind tibiae with three slender apical spurs on each side and four rows of numerous spines getting denser distally. Abdomen. Green without any pattern. Last abdominal tergite elongated with narrow shaft and two fork-like spread thin spines (Fig. 19 A, C). Cerci short, slightly incurved with acute sclerotized tip. Subgenital plate with broad base, getting narrow to distal end, almost circular incised at posterior margin forming two lateral stout processes each bearing a minute stylus (Fig. 19 D). Female. Similar in size and coloration as male (Fig. 18 B). Ovipositor well developed and curved up-wards, as in Fig. 20 A. Subgenital plate with broadly rounded posterior margin (Fig. 20 B), laterally pair of semi-circular bulges. Measurements (mm). Male (N = 4). Body length 17.8 – 18.3. Median length of pronotum 4.1 – 4.2. Posterior femur length 13.0 – 13.2. Length of tegmina 27.1 – 30.5. Width of tegmina 7.6 – 8.0. Measurements (mm). Female (N = 1). Body length 21. Median length of pronotum 4.2. Posterior femur length 14.5. Length of tegmina 30. Width of tegmina 10. Habitat. Submontane forest.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF91895E3E9DFC9EFB75E76A.taxon	etymology	Etymology. Morphologically similar to Eurycorypha meruensis, therefore – pseudomeruensis.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF91895E3E9DFC9EFB75E76A.taxon	distribution	Distribution. West-central Tanzania to western Kenya.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF91895E3E9DFC9EFB75E76A.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis. An elongated tenth abdominal tergite with two processes is also found in E. meruensis and E. lesnei Chopard. In E. meruensis the 10 th abdominal tergite beak-like with a thick downward curved posterior part ending in two short spines while in E. pseudomeruensis n. sp. the posterior part of the elongated 10 th abdominal tergite is a narrow shaft ending in two spines. In E. lesnei the tenth abdominal tergite narrows very suddenly to form a thick and short median process which ends in two blunt lobes. The females are well characterized by their broadly rounded subgenital plate and the two semi-circular bulges laterally at the base of the ovipositor.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF8F895A3E9DFB40FE4CE5A0.taxon	description	http: // lsid. speciesfile. org / urn: lsid: Orthoptera. speciesfile. org: TaxonName: 500282 Holotype male. Tanzania, West Usambara Mountains, Lutindi Mental Hospital, submontane forest, 1250 m, February 2015. Depository MfN. Paratype. One female, same data as holotype but March 2016, depository MfN. Further paratype material studied: All Tanzania. 1 female, West Usambara Mountains, Lutindi Mental Hospital, submontane forest, 1250 m, March 2016; 4 females, East Usambara Mountains, Nilo Forest Reserve, Febuary 2016, April 2016. 1 male, East Usambara Mountains, Zigi Trail, November 2015. 1 male, 3 females, same data as holotype but March and August 2016 (CH 8293, 8292, 8294). 2 males (CH 8290, 8291), 4 females, East Usambara Mountains, Nilo Forest Reserve, March, April and August 2016. 1 male, 6 females, East Usambara Mountains, Nilo Forest Reserve, reared from nymphs, March – May 2017. 2 females, East Usambara Mountains, Amani Nature Reserve, February 2017. Collection C. Hemp. Description. Male. General habitus & colour. Uniformly green and shiny (Fig. 21 A) to dark green with veins whitish and thus forming contrasting net on dark green ground (21 C). Head and antennae: Scapus green, remaining part of antennae dark; very thin and reaching tips of folded tegmina. Fastigium of vertex more than three times as wide as scapus of antenna; fastigium of vertex meeting equally broad fastigium of frons along horizontal line with shallow median sulcus; face with callous frontogenal carinae interrupted about midway by sulcus. Eyes typical for Eurycorypha, elongate and oval, green with white and brownish fasciae so that eyes are striped and often with numerous white dots (colour pattern fading in preserved individuals). Yellowish line starting on head and running through upper part of eyes over lateral sides of pronotal disc of pronotum in most individuals present. Thorax: Pronotum with well developed lateral carinae with almost smooth surface; anterior margin of pronotum shallowly and evenly curved inwards, posterior margin broadly rounded. Wings: Both pairs of wings fully developed; tegmina elongated with broad rounded posterior margin, about 2.5 times as long as broad. Alae shiny with green area near tips which surpass tegmina when folded. Legs: Fore coxa with short slightly curved spine. Fore tibiae with open tympanum and without dorsal spines on fore and mid femora. Fore femora with 5 outer ventral dark spines, mid femora with 6 outer ventral dark spines and hind femora with 6 very stout and short spines getting longer distally. Hind tibiae, as typical for most Eurycorypha, with three slender apical spurs on each side. Abdomen: Green to yellowish-green without any pattern. Last abdominal tergite with almost straight posterior margin, with median depression and thus lateral prominent edges. Cerci slender, slightly incurved with sclerotized ridge at apex (Fig. 22 A). Subgenital plate longish with v-shaped incision at posterior margin and tiny styli (Fig. 22 C). Female. As male but with slightly broader tegmina and thus with more rounded compact body shape (Fig. 21 B). Ovipositor well developed and curved up-wards (Fig. 23 A). Subgenital plate triangular with v-shaped incision at posterior margin (Fig. 22 B, 23 B). Lateral beside subgenital plate bi-dentate processes present (Fig. 23 B). Cerci stout, at tips incurved. Measurements (mm). Male (N = 6). Body length 15.9 – 19.7. Median length of pronotum 4.2 – 4.5. Posterior femur length 13.5 – 14.7. Length of tegmina 25.5 – 28.5. Width of tegmina 8.4 – 9.8. Measurements (mm). Female (N = 6). Body length 19.2 – 20.1. Median length of pronotum 4.5 – 4.8. Posterior femur length 15.5 – 16.5. Length of tegmina 30.3 – 31.3. Width of tegmina 10.7 – 12.1. Nymphs. L 1 – L 2 nymphs resemble black ants; from L 3 onwards nymphs are more and more like adults gaining more green colour. L 4 (Fig. 21 D) and L 5 stages are already very similar to the adult, the ant-like behaviour has changed to seeking camouflage rather that fidgeting around like an ant. The nymphs were reared on strawberry leaves.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF8F895A3E9DFB40FE4CE5A0.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis. Very similar to E. varia from the Mts Meru / Kilimanjaro area. Morphological differences are small, found only in the genitalic system. The cerci in male E. varia end in a pointed sclerotized tip (Fig. 24 A) with 1 – 2 small dents while in E. pseudovaria n. sp. the tips of the cerci wear a transverse sclerotized ridge (Fig. 22 A). Differences are also found in the male subgenital plates. In E. varia the subgenital plate is broader over its length while in E. pseudovaria n. sp. the subgenital plate is narrowing more strongly towards its apex. The posterior margin in E. varia is evenly rounded inwardly (Fig. 24 B), the tiny styli are inserted directly laterally at the margins. In E. pseudovaria the posterior margin of the subgenital plate is v-shaped incised forming thus two lateral processes at which ends the tiny styli are inserted (Fig. 22 C). Bioacoustically the songs of E. varia and E. pseudovaria n. sp. differ extremely thus also supporting species status (Heller et al., in prep.). The females can be distinguished by comparing the subgenital plates. E. pseudovaria n. sp. has a triangular subgenital plate with a v-shaped incised posterior margin (Fig. 23 B) while the apex in E. varia forms two shallow and broadly rounded lobes (Fig. 24 C). In E. varia lateral beside the subgenital at the ovipositor base two slender processes or finger-like projections are formed (Fig 24 C) while in E. pseudovaria n. sp. stout bi-dentate structures are located; the bi-dentate structures of E. pseudovaria n. sp. are often marked in reddish-brown colour in the living insect (Fig. 22 B). Habitat. Lowland wet to submontane forest.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF8F895A3E9DFB40FE4CE5A0.taxon	etymology	Etymology. Morphologically similar to Eurycorypha varia therefore – pseudovaria.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF8F895A3E9DFB40FE4CE5A0.taxon	distribution	Distribution. Tanzania, West and East Usambara Mountains (Lutindi Forest Reserve, Zigi and Amani Nature Reserves; Nilo Forest Reserve).	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF8B895A3E9DFED7FB80E0D5.taxon	description	http: // lsid. speciesfile. org / urn: lsid: Orthoptera. speciesfile. org: TaxonName: 500283 Holotype male. Tanzania, Bukoba, submontane wet forest, Miziro Forest Reserve, April 2016. Depository MfN. The holotype is unique. Description. Male. General habitus & colour. Uniformly green, elongate Eurycorypha species. Head and antennae: Scapus green, antennae green, very thin and not surpassing folded tegmina. Fastigium of vertex comparatively narrow, about 2.5 times as wide as scapus of antenna. Fastigium of vertex meeting equally broad fastigium of frons along well developed horizontal line with median sulcus; fastigium of vertex shallowly sulcate when looked at from above; face with strongly callous frontogenal carinae giving face triangular shape. Eyes typical for Eurycorypha, elongate and oval, dark. Thorax: Disc of pronotum slightly depressed, thus lateral margins higher than level of disc, sharp. Anterior margin of pronotum broadly incurved, while posterior margin broadly rounded. Wings: Both pairs of wings fully developed; tegmina very narrow, evenly rounded at tips, about 3.4 times longer as broad. Alae shiny with green area near tips which surpass tegmina when folded. Stridulatory file as in Fig. 25 B, continuous, slightly curved. Legs: Fore coxa with straight rather stout spine. Fore and mid femora on outer side with 3 small spines. Hind femora with 2 inner and 4 outer small spines at distal end. Fore tibiae without dorsal spine. Hind tibiae with four rows of densely set short spines and three apical spurs on each side. Abdomen: Green without any pattern. Last abdominal tergite elongated with apical dorsal bulb and ventral process ending in two short spines (Fig. 25 A). Cerci stout and short, incurved, tips with small sclerotized ridge. Subgenital plate elongate with central keel and two lateral short processes with blunt apices. Female. Unknown. Measurements (mm). Male (N = 1). Body length 20.2. Median length of pronotum 4.6. Posterior femur length 12.8. Length of tegmina 27.1. Width of tegmina 8.2.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF8B895A3E9DFED7FB80E0D5.taxon	etymology	Etymology. Named after Lake Victoria.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF8B895A3E9DFED7FB80E0D5.taxon	distribution	Distribution. At present only known from Miziro Forest near Bukoba but probably more wide-spread around Lake Victoria in suitable forest habitats.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
E97487E4FF8B895A3E9DFED7FB80E0D5.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis. E. victoriae n. sp. belongs to a group of species characterized by an elongate 10 th abdominal tergite which can be beak-like as in E. combretoides and E. elongata n. sp., bi-dentate as in E. meruensis and E. pseudomeruensis n. sp. or differentiated into several dorsal and ventral processes at its apex as in E. divertata n. sp. The shape of the 10 th abdominal tergite, however, is uniquely shaped in E. victoriae n. sp. and thus this species may easily distinguished when comparing the outer genitalic morphology of the males.	en	Hemp, Claudia (2017): New Eurycorypha species (Orthoptera: Tettigonoidea: Phaneropteridae; Phaneropterinae from East Africa. Zootaxa 4358 (3): 471-493, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4358.3.5
