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. Annals of the South African Museum = Annale van die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum. Natural history. Notes on the Types of Orthoptera described by L. Peringuey. 347 specimen is a male labelled French Hoek, Cape Colony, Jan. 1917 (K. Barnard), and it belongs to a new species of Conocephalus described below as C. peringueyi ; as the specimen was collected after the publication of Peringuey's paper, it cannot possibly be one of the typical series. Megalotheca parvula (Pering.). 1916. Xiphidion parvulum, Peringuey, he. cit., p Peringuey's description and the figures of the male genitalia are not accurat
. Annals of the South African Museum = Annale van die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum. Natural history. Notes on the Types of Orthoptera described by L. Peringuey. 347 specimen is a male labelled French Hoek, Cape Colony, Jan. 1917 (K. Barnard), and it belongs to a new species of Conocephalus described below as C. peringueyi ; as the specimen was collected after the publication of Peringuey's paper, it cannot possibly be one of the typical series. Megalotheca parvula (Pering.). 1916. Xiphidion parvulum, Peringuey, he. cit., p Peringuey's description and the figures of the male genitalia are not accurate, and I think it useful to figure a cercus dissected out (fig. 4). The male subgenital plate is represented by Peringuey as deeply excised, while in fact it is truncate. Apart from the two males from Cape Town (type and co-type), I received one male from the Ceres Division, which was identified as parvula, but proved to be an entirely different and undescribed species. Its description is as follows : Fig. 4.—Megalotheca parvula (Per.). Left male cercus from inside. Megalotheca montana, sp. n. S. Slightly larger than M. parvula and less slender. of vertex strongly compressed, lamellate, acute. Fastigium Pronotum a little. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original South African Museum. Cape Town : The Museum
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