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1. Fastigium of vertex short, sharp but not curved forward (
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, 
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)......................................2 Fastigium of vertex elongate, curved forward (
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, 
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); male subgenital plate with a tooth on each side adjacent to cercus (
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; 
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)................................................ .. 
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gen. et sp. nov. p. xx
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3(2) Colour green or brown, attenuate rainforest species; fore tibia with dark spots near auditory foramen........................................................................................... 
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gen. et sp. nov. p. xx Colour variable but not green; robust non-rainforest species; widespread in tropical 
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......... 
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4(2) Colour straw brown or light grey brown often with blue-green lines on frons and genae; living in or around grasses............................................................................................ 
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variable but not as above........................................................................ 5
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6(5). Head with dark brown stripes or lines beneath eyes (
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)................. 
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7(6) Size relatively small (
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); male phallic complex with titillator enclosed in a hood and not apically acute (
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).............................................................................. 
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gen. et sp. nov. p. xx Size generally larger; male phallic complex with titillator not enclosed in a hood, apically acute (see 
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). Bateman’s Bay, NSW north to Daintree, Qld, including coastal islands...................... 
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Rentz
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8(5) Colours mostly green or greenish yellow. Moderately large tettigoniids known from Cairns to Cape York and adjacent islands.................................................................................... 
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brown or reddish brown. Very large tettigoniids known only from Iron Range and northern Islands in 
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, widespread in the Pacific region............................................................. 
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