isophya_dochia

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Description

One of the largest and most enigmatic phaneropterid genera, Isophya comprises 90 species. In Isophya dochia, males have fastigium verticis narrower than scapus, tegminae widened, slightly longer than pronotum. Stridulatory file contains 82–89 pegs. Cerci are slender, slightly curved in distal 1/4. Ovipositor is short, upcurved, 8.32–8.96 mm in length. Male song distinct, consisting of groups of 5–18 syllables, each syllable formed of 9–29 impulses and lasting for 30–70 ms. The last syllable in a group is followed by 1–4 after–clicks, all sounds being produced when male closes the tegminae. The species is endemic for Romania.

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Contacts

Ionut Iorgu
  • Metadata Provider
  • Originator
  • Point Of Contact
  • curator I
"Grigore Antipa" National Museum of Natural History
  • Kiseleff blvd. 1
011341 Bucharest
Bucharest
RO
  • 0040751077617

Geographic Coverage

Isophya dochia inhabits mesophytic subalpine meadows at about 1600–1900 m, in Ceahlău Mountains, Eastern Carpathians, Romania. The specimens were observed on leaves of Urtica, Rubus, Veratrum, Rumex, Aconitum, Vaccinium, Hypericum, Stachys, Junniperus etc.

Bounding Coordinates South West [46.88, 25.86], North East [47.04, 26.03]

Collection Data

Collection Name “Grigore Antipa” National Museum of Natural History, Bucharest, Romania
Collection Identifier Types Collection
Parent Collection Identifier Entomological Collection
Specimen preservation methods Dried

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Alternative Identifiers 1c9ec050-8780-40f4-95c3-1846830c6420
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