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Hasenpusch &amp; Brock
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species.
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Hasenpusch &amp; Brock
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, here designated.
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Head almost as wide as long, eyes small. Bold central longitudinal stripe, with dark brown central patches between eyes and stripe. Other indentations present at back of head. Antennae with c. 80 indistinct segments, longer than fore legs; first two segments slightly broader. Bold central longitudinal stripe continuing along thorax. Pronotum slightly longer than head. Mesonotum twice length of pronotum, with a cluster of bold, paired spines, particularly slanting forwards anteriorly (female), or tubercles (male). Laterally with several short spines, ventrally with a series of central tubercles. Metanotum almost as long as mesonotum. Fore wings large, subtruncate at tip. Hind wings large, reaching up to end of 9
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abdominal segment; tessellated in female. Anal segment in female much shorter than 9
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abdominal segment rounded at tip, deeply incised in centre. Two deep ridges either side of centre; operculum long, pointed at tip, almost reaching end of anal segment. Anal segment in male broad, with two rounded lobes and bold ridges. Cerci short, rounded at tip. Legs banded, rather short for
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; apex of fore femora slightly broader. All femora with short apical spines.
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Notes: Spines are rare in Australian
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, with the slender
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, possessing a few mesothoracic spines. Whilst one
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has more large, thoracic spine-like tubercles (female only), it is an elongate insect, with a beak-like abdomen. Thus the stocky
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is easily distinguished from other Australasian genera (the tessellated female hind wings are also unique so far in Australian
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) and appears to have no close Asian relatives. The egg of this new genus is unusual and appears to be designed to stick to surfaces; this may be an adaptation to the host food plant, whose leaves are hairy, hence eggs cling to them.
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<emphasis id="B939EADFFF86C02DE3B9FB450C4CEFFA" box="[151,347,1187,1212]" italics="true" pageId="42" pageNumber="43">Species included</emphasis>
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Hasenpusch &amp; Brock
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,
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<emphasis id="B939EADFFF86C02DE3B9FAFD0C6DEE72" box="[151,378,1307,1332]" italics="true" pageId="42" pageNumber="43">Derivation of name</emphasis>
Spiny Sipyloidea, which is named after a mountain in Lydia, where Niobe was turned into stone.
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