Stenopelmatus perote Weissman, 2021

Weissman, David B., Vandergast, Amy G., Song, Hojun, Shin, Seunggwan, Mckenna, Duane D. & Ueshima, Norihiro, 2021, Generic relationships of New World Jerusalem crickets (Orthoptera: Stenopelmatoidea: Stenopelmatinae), including all known species of Stenopelmatus, Zootaxa 4917 (1), pp. 1-122 : 64

Stenopelmatus perote Weissman , n. sp.

Perote Jerusalem Cricket

Figs 99–109 , Tables 1 , 2

Figures

FIGURE 99. Live adult male holotype S. perote.

FIGURE 100. Rear leg holotype S. perote showing 5 (left photo) or 4 (right photo) inner and 3 (both sides) outer tibial spines.

FIGURE 101. Face of holotype male S. perote (left) and allotype female (right), both without furrows.

FIGURE 102. Allotype female (left photo) S. perote showing left hind tibia (right photo) with 4 outer and 4 inner unarticulated spines.

FIGURE 103. Ovipositor allotype S. perote.

FIGURE 104. Calling drum (R07-9) from adult male holotype S. perote. This male drummed 67 times in 22.3S (3.0 d/s), at 21°C.

FIGURE 105. Calling drum (R07-38) from adult female S. perote. This female drummed 29 times in 7.2s (4.0 d/s), at 21°C.

FIGURE 106. Sex clarification (R07-9) from holotype adult male S. perote, 21°C. This male was on bench near other drumming individuals and shortly after being moved under the microphone, he made this SCD. Several minutes later, he did a spontaneous calling drum, as shown in Fig. 104 above.

FIGURE 107. Type locality of S. perote, with most specimens found under rocks in open field.

FIGURE 108. Three adult females S. perote from type locality (S06-44) showing range of variation in color and pattern of abdominal stripes.

FIGURE 109. Karyotype S. perote.