Anadolua

Key for Identification of Anadolua species based on morphology 1 Male cercus long (more than 2.2 mm) equal or longer than half length of anterior femur; its apical portion slightly incurved, with a strong tooth in the 1/2 part (Fig. 9); the ratio length of hind femur/length of cercus lower than 8.5; last tergite with a deep excision (Fig. 5); Ovipositor shorter than 14.5 mm .......................................................... 2 - Male cercus short (1.3–1.9 mm), shorter than half length of anterior femur, with a strong tooth between 1/3–1/4 from the base (Fig. 9); the ratio length of hind femur/length of cercus more than 8.5; last tergite with a wide excision (Fig. 5); Ovipositor longer than 18 mm .................................................................................... 3 2 Male cercus long (2.9 mm); last tergite with parabolic excision, which reaches its middle, its lobes weakly incurved (Appendix 9); subgenital plate with a deep acutangular excision (Appendix 9); hind femur short (15 mm, Appendix 9) and length of hind femur/length of cercus 5.2. Female subgenital plate much wider than long, with a small and shallow acutangular excision in the middle (Appendix 9); hind femur short (17.1 mm) and ratio hind femur/ovipositor 2.51 (Appendix 9); ovipositor (12.6 mm) much shorter than length of hind femur, regularly upcurved and ratio ovipositor/pronotum 1.85 (Appendix 9)...... A. davisi - Male cercus long (2.2–2.4 mm); last tergite lance-like with a deep excision which is widened in the first half and narrowed in the second; subgenital plate with a rounded obtusangular excision (Fig. 7); hind femur long (Table 3), longer than 16.5 mm (length of hind femur/length of cercus between 7.0–8.2 (Table 3). Female subgenital plate large and slightly convex, with a obtusangular excision (Fig. 8); hind femur short (Table 3), shorter than 16.1 mm (ratio hind femur/ovipositor ranged between 1.13–1.15 Table 3); ovipositor (13.8–14.1 mm) shorter than hind femur and ratio ovipositor/pronotum ranged between 2.38– 2.45 (Table 3).......................................................................... A. bergeri sp. nov. 3 Male stridulatory file bearing more than 60 teeth (Fig. 20, Table 3); hind femur long (Table 3), longer than 17.5 mm (length of hind femur/length of cercus between 9.2–12.0 (Table 3); last tergite with a broad excision, maximum length of last tergite lobes shorter than 1.5mm (ratio length of pronotum/length of last tergite between 4.2–5.4 (Table 3) and maximum length of depth in last tergite shorter than 1.1mm (ratio length of pronotum/ depth of last tergite ranged between 6.0–9.5 Fig. 5, Table 3)................................................................................................. A. schwarzi - Male stridulatory file bearing less than 55 teeth (Fig. 20, Table 3); hind femur long (Table 3), longer than 17.5 mm (length of hind femur/length of cercus, between 12.5–14.4 Table 3); last tergite with a deep excision, maximum length of last tergite lobes longer than 1.6mm (ratio length of pronotum/ length of last tergite between 3.4–4.0 (Table 3) and maximum length of depth in last tergite longer than 1.1mm (ratio length of pronotum/depth of last tergite between 5.2–5.6 (Fig. 5, Table 3) A. moli sp. nov. Keys for identification Anadolua species based on bioacoustic characteristics 1 Phrase consists of double or triple syllables group series and each phrase contains variable number of syllables group series (between 16 and 702). Phrase duration longer than three sec (Table 6, Figs. 17, 18, 21).............................. 2 - Phrase consists of single-syllable series and each phrase contains variable number (12–20) single syllables series. Phrase duration shorter than one sec (Table 6, Figs. 17, 18, 21)......................................... A. bergeri sp. nov. 2 Phrase consists of double syllables group series and the first low amplitude syllable duration in between 72–135 ms. Each phrase contains variable number of syllables group (33–171) (Table 6 and Fig. 21). The male stridulatory file bears fewer than 55 teeth (Fig 19, Table 3)................................................................... A. moli sp. nov. - Phrase consists of triple syllables group series and the first low amplitude syllable duration in between 140–575 ms. Each phrase contains variable number of syllables group (16–702) ((Table 7 and Fig. 17). The male stridulatory file bears more than 60 teeth (Fig 20, Table 3)....................................................................... A. schwarzi

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Key for Identification of Anadolua species based on morphology 1 Male cercus long (more than 2.2 mm) equal or longer than half length of anterior femur; its apical portion slightly incurved, with a strong tooth in the 1/2 part (Fig. 9); the ratio length of hind femur/length of cercus lower than 8.5; last tergite with a deep excision (Fig. 5); Ovipositor shorter than 14.5 mm .......................................................... 2 - Male cercus short (1.3–1.9 mm), shorter than half length of anterior femur, with a strong tooth between 1/3–1/4 from the base (Fig. 9); the ratio length of hind femur/length of cercus more than 8.5; last tergite with a wide excision (Fig. 5); Ovipositor longer than 18 mm .................................................................................... 3 2 Male cercus long (2.9 mm); last tergite with parabolic excision, which reaches its middle, its lobes weakly incurved (Appendix 9); subgenital plate with a deep acutangular excision (Appendix 9); hind femur short (15 mm, Appendix 9) and length of hind femur/length of cercus 5.2. Female subgenital plate much wider than long, with a small and shallow acutangular excision in the middle (Appendix 9); hind femur short (17.1 mm) and ratio hind femur/ovipositor 2.51 (Appendix 9); ovipositor (12.6 mm) much shorter than length of hind femur, regularly upcurved and ratio ovipositor/pronotum 1.85 (Appendix 9)...... A. davisi - Male cercus long (2.2–2.4 mm); last tergite lance-like with a deep excision which is widened in the first half and narrowed in the second; subgenital plate with a rounded obtusangular excision (Fig. 7); hind femur long (Table 3), longer than 16.5 mm (length of hind femur/length of cercus between 7.0–8.2 (Table 3). Female subgenital plate large and slightly convex, with a obtusangular excision (Fig. 8); hind femur short (Table 3), shorter than 16.1 mm (ratio hind femur/ovipositor ranged between 1.13–1.15 Table 3); ovipositor (13.8–14.1 mm) shorter than hind femur and ratio ovipositor/pronotum ranged between 2.38– 2.45 (Table 3).......................................................................... A. bergeri sp. nov. 3 Male stridulatory file bearing more than 60 teeth (Fig. 20, Table 3); hind femur long (Table 3), longer than 17.5 mm (length of hind femur/length of cercus between 9.2–12.0 (Table 3); last tergite with a broad excision, maximum length of last tergite lobes shorter than 1.5mm (ratio length of pronotum/length of last tergite between 4.2–5.4 (Table 3) and maximum length of depth in last tergite shorter than 1.1mm (ratio length of pronotum/ depth of last tergite ranged between 6.0–9.5 Fig. 5, Table 3)................................................................................................. A. schwarzi - Male stridulatory file bearing less than 55 teeth (Fig. 20, Table 3); hind femur long (Table 3), longer than 17.5 mm (length of hind femur/length of cercus, between 12.5–14.4 Table 3); last tergite with a deep excision, maximum length of last tergite lobes longer than 1.6mm (ratio length of pronotum/ length of last tergite between 3.4–4.0 (Table 3) and maximum length of depth in last tergite longer than 1.1mm (ratio length of pronotum/depth of last tergite between 5.2–5.6 (Fig. 5, Table 3) A. moli sp. nov. Keys for identification Anadolua species based on bioacoustic characteristics 1 Phrase consists of double or triple syllables group series and each phrase contains variable number of syllables group series (between 16 and 702). Phrase duration longer than three sec (Table 6, Figs. 17, 18, 21).............................. 2 - Phrase consists of single-syllable series and each phrase contains variable number (12–20) single syllables series. Phrase duration shorter than one sec (Table 6, Figs. 17, 18, 21)......................................... A. bergeri sp. nov. 2 Phrase consists of double syllables group series and the first low amplitude syllable duration in between 72–135 ms. Each phrase contains variable number of syllables group (33–171) (Table 6 and Fig. 21). The male stridulatory file bears fewer than 55 teeth (Fig 19, Table 3)................................................................... A. moli sp. nov. - Phrase consists of triple syllables group series and the first low amplitude syllable duration in between 140–575 ms. Each phrase contains variable number of syllables group (16–702) ((Table 7 and Fig. 17). The male stridulatory file bears more than 60 teeth (Fig 20, Table 3)....................................................................... A. schwarzi

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Tekirdağ Namık Kemal University (TR), Hakkari University (TR), Ordu University (TR)
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dental development and anomalies
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