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Description of three new species of predatory Genus Hexacentrus (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae) from India, with bioacoustic and morphological characterization.
A. Ghosh, R. JAISWARA, M. MOON, V. DASOJU, S. SABHARWAL, A. BHATTACHARJEE, B. K. Rajaraman
Abstract
Hexacentrus is a genus of predatory katydids. In India, the genus Hexacentrus is represented by 7 species of which 6 are morphologically characterized while one is only acoustically characterized. In this study, we describe three new species under the genus from India based on detailed morphological, stridulatory, and acoustic features.
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