Neoconocephalus Karny, 1907

FIGURE 1. Neoconocephalus boraceae Piza, 1952. (A–H) Male specimen deposited in UFVB. (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) stridulatory area; terminalia, in lateral (G) and (H) ventral views. (I–O) Female holotype of N. boraceae deposited in MELQ. (I) dorsal habitus; (J) lateral habitus; (K) head and thorax, in lateral view; (L) head, in dorsal view; (M) head, in frontal view; (N) terminalia, in ventral view; (O) specimen labels.

FIGURE 2. Neoconocephalus boraceae Piza, 1952. (A–F) Female specimen deposited in DZRJ. (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) terminalia, in ventral view.

FIGURE 3. Neoconocephalus boraceanus Piza, 1983. (A–H) Male specimen deposited in MNRJ. (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) stridulatory area; terminalia, in lateral (G) and (H) ventral views. (I–O) Female holotype of N. boraceanus deposited in MELQ. (I) dorsal habitus; (J) lateral habitus; (K) head and thorax, in lateral view; (L) head, in dorsal view; (M) head, in frontal view; (N) terminalia, in ventral view; (O) specimen labels.

FIGURE 4. Neoconocephalus corumbaensis Piza, 1969. (A–I) Male holotype of N. corumbaensis deposited in MELQ. (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) stridulatory area; terminalia, in dorsal (G) and (H) ventral views; (I) specimen labels. (J–R) Male allotype of N. boraceanus deposited in MELQ. (J) dorsal habitus; (K) lateral habitus; (L) head and thorax, in lateral view; (M) head, in dorsal view; (N) head, in frontal view; (O) stridulatory area; terminalia, in lateral (P) and (Q) ventral views; (R) specimen labels.

FIGURE 5. Neoconocephalus curitibensis Piza, 1952. (A–I) Male holotype of N. rioclarensis deposited in MELQ. (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) stridulatory area; terminalia, in lateral (G) and (H) ventral views; (I) specimen labels. (J–P) Female holotype of N. curitibensis deposited in MELQ. (J) dorsal habitus; (K) lateral habitus; (L) head and thorax; in lateral view; (M) head, in dorsal view; (N) head, in frontal view; (O) terminalia, in ventral view; (P) specimen labels.

FIGURE 6. Neoconocephalus curitibensis Piza, 1952. (A–H) Male specimen deposited in MNRJ. (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) stridulatory area; terminalia, in dorso-lateral (G) and (H) ventral views.

FIGURE 7. Neoconocephalus gaucho Piza, 1969. (A–I) Male holotype of N. gaucho deposited in MELQ; (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) stridulatory area; terminalia, in lateral-posterior (G) and (H) ventral views; (I) specimen labels. (J–P) Female holotype of N. creusae syn. nov. deposited in MELQ. (J) dorsal habitus; (K) lateral habitus; (L) head and thorax, in lateral view; (M) head, in dorsal view; (N) head, in frontal view; (O) terminalia, in ventral view; (P) specimen labels.

FIGURE 8. Neoconocephalus guyvalerioi Piza, 1972. (A–I) Male holotype of N. precarius deposited in MELQ; (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) stridulatory area; terminalia, in lateral (G) and (H) in ventral views; (I) specimen labels. (J–P) Female holotype of N. guyvalerioi deposited in MELQ. (J) dorsal habitus; (K) lateral habitus; (L) head and thorax, in lateral view; (M) head, in dorsal view; (N) head, in frontal view; (O) terminalia, in ventral view; (P) specimen labels.

FIGURE 9. Neoconocephalus guyvalerioi Piza, 1972. (A–G) Female holotype of N. matogrossensis deposited in MELQ; (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) terminalia, in ventral view; (G) specimen labels.

FIGURE 10. Neoconocephalus incertus (Piza, 1958). (A–I) Male syntype of N. incertus deposited in MELQ; (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) stridulatory area; terminalia, in posterior (G) and (H) ventral views and (I) specimen labels. (J–P) Female syntype of N. incertus deposited in MELQ. (J) dorsal habitus; (K) lateral habitus; (L) head and thorax, in lateral view; (M) head, in dorsal view; (N) head, in frontal view; (O) terminalia, in ventral view; (P) specimen labels.

FIGURE 11. Neoconocephalus incertus (Piza, 1958). (A–I) Male holotype of N. ferreirai deposited in MELQ. (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) stridulatory area; terminalia, in lateral (G) and (H) ventral views; (I) specimen labels. (J–R) Male holotype of N. lavrensis deposited in MELQ. (J) dorsal habitus; (K) lateral habitus; (L) head and thorax, in lateral view; (M) head, in dorsal view; (N) head, in frontal view; (O) stridulatory area; terminalia, in posterior (P) and (Q) ventral views; (R) specimen labels.

FIGURE 12. Neoconocephalus incertus (Piza, 1958). (A–G) Female holotype of N. paravicinus deposited in MELQ; (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) terminalia, in ventral view; (G) specimen labels. (H–N) Female holotype of N. riparius deposited in MELQ; (H) dorsal habitus; (I) lateral habitus; (J) head and thorax, in lateral view; (K) head, in dorsal view; (L) head, in frontal view; (M) terminalia, in ventral view; (N) specimen labels.

FIGURE 13. Neoconocephalus incertus (Piza, 1958). (A–G) Female holotype of N. xiphophorus deposited in MELQ; (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) terminalia, in ventral view; (G) specimen labels.

FIGURE 14. Neoconocephalus karollenkoi Piza, 1983. (A–G) Female holotype of N. karollenkoi deposited in MELQ; (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) terminalia, in ventral view; (G) specimen labels.

FIGURE 15. Neoconocephalus vittatus (Piza, 1973). (A–I) Male specimen of N. spitzi deposited in MELQ; (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) stridulatory area; terminalia, in lateral (G) and (H) ventral views; (I) specimen labels. (J–P) Female holotype of N. vittatus deposited in MELQ; (J) dorsal habitus; (K) lateral habitus; (L) head and thorax, in lateral view; (M) head, in dorsal view; (N) head, in frontal view; (O) terminalia, in ventral view; (P) specimen labels.

FIGURE 16. Neoconocephalus vittatus (Piza, 1973). (A–H) Male specimen deposited in MNRJ. (A) dorsal habitus; (B) lateral habitus; (C) head and thorax, in lateral view; (D) head, in dorsal view; (E) head, in frontal view; (F) stridulatory area; terminalia, in dorsal (G) and (H) ventral views.

FIGURE 17. Distribution of Neoconocephalus species described by Piza Jr. in Brazil, showing their states and biomes of occurrence. The same symbols filled in white represent the type locality of species.