430 N. C. AGR. EXP. STA. BUL. 239 
a number of microsetae, and a few macrosetae on basal half. Style extending 
approximately as far posteriorly as apex of connective, with a distinct 
preapical lobe, apex truncate with a narrow lateral lobe. Connective V-shaped 
with a strong median carina. Aedeagus symmetrical, short, closely associated 
with anal tube, not articulated with apex of connective, without processes but 
with basal lobes. Paraphyses absent. 
Female unknown. 
Pamplonoidea, new genus, is known only from type-species which occurs in 
southeastern Brazil. The genus is very similar to Pamplona in the treatment of 
which differentiating characters are discussed. 
Pamplonoidea yalea, NEW sPECIES 
FIGURE 348 
Structural characters as in generic description. Ground color or crown, 
pronotum and scutellum, yellow to yellowish-green, anterolateral margins and 
median line of crown, anterior and lateral margins of pronotum and basal 
margin of scutellum, black; forewings hyaline with black veins except greenish 
coriaceous basal third of clavus, and an oval yellow corial coriaceous area before 
anteapical cells which is traversed by black longitudinal veins, with or without an 
additional much smaller round yellow coriaceous spot in base of outer anteapical 
cell, claval coriaceous area bordered anteriorly and posteriorly, and corial area 
or areas completely surrounded by translucent smoky black areas; face, thoracic 
pleura, and venter black, with a spot on each side of clypeus extending onto gena, 
proepisternum, lower portion of proepimeron, a spot on mesepisternum and 
most of mesepimeron, bright yellow; legs tan. 
Holotype male, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, November, 1957 (Seabra and 
Alvarenga) (USNM). One male, Espirito Santo, Brazil (RMS). One male, 
“Corupa”, Santa Catharina, Brazil, January 1930 (AMNH). 
60. Genus PAMPLONA MeELICHAR 
FiGuRES 349-352 
Pamplona Melichar, 1926a:343. Type-species: Tettigonia feralis Fowler, by subsequent 
designation of China, 1938d:184. 
Length of male 11.3-13.3 mm, of female 11.3-13.9 mm. 
Head deltoid, median length slightly less than interocular width and from 
slightly more than one-half to six-tenths transocular width, anterior margin 
narrowly rounded in dorsal view, with only a narrow carina at median por- 
tion of transition from crown to face, ocelli located slightly behind a line be- 
tween anterior eye angles, each slightly closer to adjacent anterior eye angle 
than to median line, disk of crown curved slightly upward in apical half, me- 
dian portion concave, the concavity delimited anteriorly and anterolaterally by 
the elevated muscle impressions, usually with ocellocular area slightly 
depressed, without sculpturing, with sparse fine pubescence (often rubbed 
