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- Twenty species of Eupholidoptera, a type of cricket, are identified in southwestern Turkey.
- A new species named Eupholidoptera abscondita is introduced, while existing names are clarified, confirming synonyms for two other species.
- The study compares twenty-one species from Turkey and the Middle East using images of their female subgenital plates for further identification.
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Twenty species are recorded from SW of Turkey. One new species, Eupholidoptera abscondita sp. nov., is described. An overlooked previous synonym of Eupholidoptera tucherti Harz, 1988 with E. krueperi (Ramme, 1930) is confirmed and Eupholidoptera helina Çıplak, 2009 is synonymized with E. smyrnensis (Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1882). Twenty-one Eupholidoptera species from Turkey and the Middle East are compared with images of the female subgenital plates.
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- Twenty species of Eupholidoptera, a type of cricket, are identified in southwestern Turkey.
- A new species named Eupholidoptera abscondita is introduced, while existing names are clarified, confirming synonyms for two other species.
- The study compares twenty-one species from Turkey and the Middle East using images of their female subgenital plates for further identification.
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