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<taxonomicName id="585F52FA27AF42B18E7D17DBE507DDB2" ID-CoL="4GVKH" authority="Jago, 1983" authorityName="Jago" authorityYear="1983" class="Insecta" family="Acrididae" genus="Phryganomelus" higherTaxonomySource="CoL" kingdom="Animalia" lsidName="Phryganomelus auriventer" order="Orthoptera" pageId="48" pageNumber="85" phylum="Arthropoda" rank="species" species="auriventer">Phryganomelus auriventer Jago, 1983</taxonomicName>
Fig. 364
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Jago, 1983a: 155.
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<paragraph id="493C88D0DDEA81AEF9723719A69E052C" pageId="48" pageNumber="85">Material.</paragraph>
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-Holotype male: UGANDA: Mabira forest, nr. Jinja,
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, 28.IV.67, and paratypes.
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<paragraph id="2FCD0D9DDF75FE1F01A888CF37A8A0A0" pageId="48" pageNumber="85">Description.</paragraph>
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-Closely resembles
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Jago, 1983, but differs from it as follows: slightly larger size (in mm: total length males 23-28, females 32-36), and more massive hind femora; fore and mid-legs olive green; hind femora light brown above, outer areas olive green, lower surfaces yellow to pale green; underside of thorax and proximal sternites of abdomen yellow to pale green, not orange. Detailed structure of apex of male abdomen differs between the two species (compare Figs 364 and 361).
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<paragraph id="8DFC9AFE20B022D3D2B0AF0C4501A7A4" pageId="48" pageNumber="85">Distribution.</paragraph>
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-UGANDA: In forests west of the Nile outlet from Lake Victoria, but always much rarer than
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.
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<paragraph id="CB88C0334F49C4E5444658993F9DD87F" pageId="48" pageNumber="85">2.4 Transitional genera of uncertain position</paragraph>
<paragraph id="09BA02F328A1EBA3BF0AD092204FC59F" pageId="48" pageNumber="85">Genus group diagnosis</paragraph>
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The
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-
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genus group and
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<paragraph id="9EEDB4035ADF9A2C6F6A2C38784166D4" pageId="48" pageNumber="85">Description.-Outlined in Diagnosis of Tribes and Genus Groups, above, Page 39. Defined on basis of male and female genitalia.</paragraph>
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Discussion.-This assemblage contains a group of four genera -
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,
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,
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,
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- and
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. Their peculiarity lies in that they fit the definitions of neither of the two subfamilies
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or
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. The
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are considered to be characterized by their femoral/tegminal sound-producing mechanism, the sound being produced by the rubbing of a sharp carinula on the inner side of the hind femur against a prominent serrated inter-calary vein, usually in the medial area of tegmina; the
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lack this mechanism, or it is vestigial and said to be incapable of sound-production. Generally, there is little ambiguity in attributing a given genus to one or other of these two subfamilies on the basis of the above distinction. The four genera listed possess a well-developed intercalary vein but in some it lacks the necessary serrations for sound production. Also, their rather slender build and hygrotypic habitat associations are more characteristic of the
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than the
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. They are thus at the root of the controversy surrounding the separate identity of the two subfamilies.
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<paragraph id="A63473CB770832AE2A7AFAED3E86CD8E" lastPageId="49" lastPageNumber="86" pageId="48" pageNumber="85">
Importantly,
<bibRefCitation id="76431F290E442B0CA8E72248D0E5FBC8" author="Slifer, EH" journalOrPublisher="Journal of Morphology" pageId="51" pageNumber="88" pagination="437 - 470" title="The internal genitalia of female Acridinae, Oedipodinae and Pauliniinae (Orthoptera, Acrididae)." url="https://doi.org/10.1002/jmor.1050650304" volume="65" year="1939">Slifer (1939)</bibRefCitation>
described the presence of a loop at the proximal end of the female spermathecal duct in
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, but which is absent in
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. All the four genera considered here lack the proximal loop, and should, therefore, be placed
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the
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rather than
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. Absence of serrations on the intercalary vein may thus be attributable to secondary loss.
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<paragraph id="B541A931315B2AC533C094B592F05F4D" pageId="49" pageNumber="86">
Editorial note.-As discussed in the Introduction we consider these four genera to be most usefully classified as
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, rather than
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, and omit further treatment of them here.
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is also discussed on p. 42.
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