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k.eo. zool. Surv. India, 82(1-4) : 33-39, 1985 INSECTA: MANTODEA By T. K. MUKHERJEE* AND A. K. HAZRA Zoological Survey of India, Calcutta. INTRODUCTION The study of Mantid fauna in India made practically no head-way except a few by Wood-Mason (1889), Giglio-Tos (1927) and Mukherjee and Hazra (1982), But there appears to be no previous rep<?rt on these insects from Arunachal Pradesh. SYSTEMATIC ACCOUNT ORDER : MANTODEA Family : MANTIDAE Bur~eister 1838 Subfamily: MANTINAE Kirby 1904 Tribe : MANTINI Beier 1964 1~ Hieroduia (Hierodula) saussurei Kirby 1904 1869. Hierodula simulacrum, Saussure, MI. Schweiz. ent. Ges., 3 : 68. 1904. Hierodula (Hierodula) saussurei, Kirby, Cat. Orth. Brit. Mus. 1 : 245. General descriptidn: Body green; stout frontal sclerite, higher than width, bicarinate. Head large, eyes round. Pronotum strong. 2. Hierodula (Hierodula) sp. General description: Body greenish with a light tinge of yellow. Pronotum long, metazona three times longer than prozona ; metazona with, almost parallel margin. Elytra broad, a little longer than abdomen; costal area greenish yellow, becoming suddenly very narrow towards apex. Stigma pale. Abdomen broad. Anterior coxa with 9-10 spines originating from free broder. The 1st and 3rd discoidal spines of anterior femur black ; the bigger internal spin~s are blackish. Measurements: ~: Body 67.0 mm; Pronotum 25.0 mm. Metazona 17.5 mm ; Ant. coxa 15.0 mm.; Ant. femur 19.0 mm. Ant. tihia 10.0 mm. ; Elytra 43.0 mm. Present address: Dept. of Zoology; Jhargram Raj College, Midnapore, Wesr;Ben~al,

34 Records of the Zoological Survey of.indla Material examined: 10', Zero, 38 Km NE of Miao, 21.xii.83. Remarks: This specimen has much similarity with Hierodula (Hierodula) vitreoides G.T. 1912 but has some characters of H. (H.) vitrea (Stoll) 1813 as well as H (H) ventralis G.T. 1912. It seems more to be a variation of H. (H.) ventralis O.T. 1912. 3. Statilia nemoralis (Sauss) 1870 1870. Pseudolnantis nemoralis Saussure, Mt. Schwaiz. ent. Ges. 3 : 229. 1870. Mantis orientalis Saussure, ibid. : 233. 1877. Statilia nemeralis Stal, Bih. Svenska Ak., 4 (10) : SSt General description : ~ : Body greenish. Supirior border of frontal sclerite sinuated on both sides. Stigma of elytra without any black dot. Prosternum not black. The internal spines of anterior femur encircled by black rings at bases. Measurements: ~ (damaged) : Pronotum 16.5 mm., Elytra 27.5 mm. Material examined: 1 ~, Deban, 27 Km. East of Miao, 9.xii.83. 4. Statilia maculata (Thunb.) 1784 1784. Mants maculata Thunberg, Nov. Ins. Spec. 3 : 61. 1897. Statilia mapulata Bolivar, Ann. Soc. ent. France, 66 : 309. General description: Identified by the presence of black band at coxal joint of prosternum and smoky wings. Two examples are damaged. Materials examined: 3.xii. 83 & 7.xii.83. Sex unknown, Deban, 27 Km East of Miao, 5. Statilia apicalis (Sauss.) 1871. 1871. Mantis apicalis Saussure, Mem. Soc. Geneve, 21 : 291. 1877. Statilia apicaiis Stal, Bih. Svenska Ak. 4 (1) : SSe General description: One example damaged. Identified' by greyish body and black patch on basal part of prosternum ; stigma with "black dot. Anterior coxa internally near base with a black band. Another black band internally on femur posterior to claw groove. Measurements: Sex unknown. Pronotum-15.0 mm, Ant. coxa- 10.0 rom ; Ant. femur-13.0 mm, Ant. tibia-4.5 mm. Material examined: 1 ex., Gibbon's Landt Miao, 2.i.8i.

MUKHERJEB et al: Insecta: Mantodea 35 6. Statilia sp. Material examined: 1 is nymph, Zero, 28 KM NE of Miao, 22.xii.83. 7. Tenodera sp. Material examined: 1 ~ nymph, Farmbase, Miao. 17.xii.83. Subfamily: DEROPLATINAE Giglio-Tos 1919 Tribe: P ARABLEPHARINI Beier 1964 8. Parablepharis kuhlii (Haan) 1842 1842. Mantis (Blepharis) Kuhlii Haan, Verh. nat. Gesch Nederl. Bezitt. Ins. : 93 t. 18 f. 3. 1870. Parable pharis kuhlii Saussure, MI. Schweiz ent. Ges.3 : 223. General description: 0: Blackish body. Pronotum proper with good supra coxal widening; meta zona constricted in the middle. Lamellar portion of prozona with few obtuse dents on margins; this widening proceeds upto middle of anterior half of metazona. The basal part of metazona devoid of this lamella but laterally with 5-6 dents. Frontal sclerite smooth, superior edge wide angled, terminate in two minute conical points. Eyes big, round; ocelli big. Anterior coxa with dorsal ridge, with 4-5 swollen portion at posterior edge. Similar 7 lobules at anterior edge. Anterior femur with 4 external and 4 di~coidal spines ; its anterior edge sinuated by the formation of a lamellar portion. Anterior tibia well broad, dorsally round, with about 16 external spines. Middle and posterior coxa with small elongated lamellae.; remora with ventral lobules. Elytra and wings well developed; longer than body. Costal area of elytra opaque, discoidal area hyaline with blackish veins. Wings opaque but costal area, distal portion of discoidal area and anal area. blackish brown. Measurements: is: Body-60.0 mm; pronotum (wide/length.. 9.5/16.0 mm.) ; Ant. coxa-ii.o mm.; Ant. femur-14.0 mm. Ant. tibia.. 7.0 mm. ; Elytra-55.0 mm. Material examined: 10'; 40 KM NE ot Miao, 11.xU.B3.

36 Records of the Zoological Survey of India Subfamily: AMELlNAE Giglio-Tos 1919 Tribe: AMELINI Beier 1964 9. Cimantis fumosa Giglio-Tos 1915 1915. Cinlantis fum.osa Giglio-Tos, Bull. Soc. en;. 1tal., 46 : 154. General description: Dirty brown body; small in size. Frontal sclerite a little wider than high, bicarinate, superior margin a little arched, feebly wavy in the luiddle ; upper half blackish. The vertex and pronotum blackish. Pronotum is little elongated; the narrow median carina is blackish. Prosternum black. Margins of pronotum setaceous. Elytra long extending beyond abdomen, smoky; stigma with black patch at both ends. Transverse veinules are black at one end. Wings hyaline, a little smoky at apex. Anterior coxa pale, with 2-3 blackish spots externally-that of distal end is more black.. Internally the distal edge is black. Anterior femora entirely black, indistinctly divided into 3 blocks at upper edge. All the spines are black. Discoidal and external spines are 4 in each cases. Anterior tibia similarly black, indistinctly triannulated. First segment of anterior tarsi black. There are 9-10 external spines on an terior tibia. The posterior metatarses are a little longer than the rest of the segments. Measurements: Body: C 20 mm, ~, 17 mm ; Pronotum : 0, 4.5 mm; ~, 4.5 mm ; Metazona: d' 2.2 mm, ~, 2.1 mm, Elytra : C, 2.1 mm, ~, 7 mm, Anterior coxa: c 5.5 mm. ~, 3.5 mm., Anterior femur: 0, 6 mm, ~ 4 mm, Anterior Tibia: 0, 3 mm, ~,2 mm. Materials exumined: 1 c, Zero Camp, 30 KM, N. E. of Miao, 14.xii. 1982, 1 ~, Gibbon's land, 16 KM. East of Miao, 30.iv.1981. Distribution: INDIA; Annamalai Hills. 10. Cimantis sp. Materials examined: 2 ~ ~, nymphs, Hornbill, 30 KM. N. E. of Miao, 11.xii.83 and 13.xii.S3 ; 1 d', nymph, above locality, 16.xii.83. 11. Amantis sp. Materials examined: 2 d' ~, Hornbill, 30 km. N. E. of Miao t 13.xii.83 ; 1 d', Zero, 27 KM. N. E. of Miao, 22.xii.83.

MUKHEkJEE et ai: Insecta! Mantodea 37 Family: HYMENOPODIDAE Chopard 1949 Subfamily: ACROMANTINAE Giglio-Tos 1919 Tribe: ACROMANTINI Beier 1964 12. Acromantis montana Giglio-Tos 1915 1915. Acromanlis montana Giglio-Tos, Boll. Mus. Torino, 30 : 7. General description: Tubercle of vertex very small, spiniform. Prosternum black; the lateral border of pronotum presents very small blackish tubercles. Elytra with oblique veins a little curved near base. Distinct deep brown patch is not apperant in the elytra, but the distal 1/3 of costal area is reddish brown. Discoidal cells are big and elongated. Wings with deep reddish cos~al area in the distal1!3 of the tip. Apex of wings truncated. Superior border of anterior femora without any hump (as in A. insularis Giglio-Tos) ; its discoidal and bigger internal spines are entirely black. Ant. coxa with 5-6 smaller spines. Measurements ~ Material examined: 6', Body 25 mm ; Pronotum 8 mm., Elytra 20 mm. 1 is, Miao R. F., 3,xii.1982. Remarks: This species is nearer to A. gestri Giglio-Tos, but distinguished by the vertex tubercle which is very small in montana Giglio Tos. as also by the nature of pronotum and longitudinal veins of elytra. Distribution: INDIA, J AV A. 13. Anaxarcha graminea StaI18?? 1877. Anaxarcha graminea, Stal, Bih. Svenska AK., 4 (10) : 87. General description: Green small man tid ; Frontal sclerite transverse, terminates in a sharp point. Pronotti'm with oval elongated dialation. Border with black line a short length of.prozona and metazona. Anterior coxa with few denticles. Bigger internal spines of anterior fermur black. Measurements: J: Body: 32.0 mm; Pronotum.l1.0; Metazona 7.0 mm; Ant. coxa-7.0, Ant. femur-9.0 mm, Ant. tibia-s.o mm., Elytra- 26.5 mm. Material examined: 10, Hornbill, 30 K.M. N.E. of Miao, 12.xii.83 ; 1 0, Deban, 27 K.M. East of Miao, 4.xii.83, Distribution: ORIENT AL INDIA.

38 Records of the Zoological Survey of IndIa 14. Nemotba metallica (Westw.) 1843 1843. Mantis meta/lica, Westwood, Arcana ent., 2 : 51 t. 62 f. 3. 1871. Micromantis metallica Saussure, Mem. Soc. Geneve, 21 : 33. 1889. Nemotha metallica Westwood, Revis Mantid. 42. General description: Small blackish blue mantids, }uxtacular lobes of vertex prominent. Frontal sclerite narrow, transverse, obtuse-angled; clypeus elevated with a median ridge. Pronotum well developed; good supra coxal dialation, margins constricted in the metazona; borders finely denticulated; a broad black transverse band on supra-coxal junction. Anterior femur with 4 external spines. black. Anterior tibia with 13 internal spines. All the legs are totally All abdominal segments bear a white narrow streak at their posterior margins. Elytra deep green and densely reticulated. Measurements: Body d', 18 mm, ~, 26.5 mm; Pronotum: 0 6.0 mm. ~, 7.3 mm. ; Ant. coxa: 0 5 mm. ~ 6 mm. ; Ant. femur: 0 6.0 mm, ~ 7.S mm. ; Elytra: ~ 14 mm., ~ 19.5 mm. Material examined: 2 d' ~, Hornbill, 30 K.M. N.E. of Miao, 13.xii.83. Distribution: INDIA: Assam, Arunachal Pradesh. Subfamily: HYMENOPODINAE Giglio-Tos 1919 15. Creobroter laevicollis (Sauss.) 1870. 1870. Creobotra laevicol/is Saussure, Mt. Schiweiz. en!. Ges. 3 : 242. 1927. Creobroter laevicollis, Giglio-Tos, Das Tierreich 50 Lie!: 557. General description: (j, Vertex with a minute spine on a swollen base. Eye conical, reaching beyond the level of vertex. Frontal sclerite pentagonal, with a deep concavity. i\nterior coxa with 6-7 minute spines. Elytra green, densely reticulate, oval yellow band placed infront of middle and contains one black dot. Anal area of wings smoky in the middle. Measurements: 0 (damaged): Pronotum-8.0 mm. Ant. coxa- 9.0 ; Ant. femur-10.5 ; Ant. tibia-5 mm. Elytra-37.0 mm.. -Materials examined: 2 d' d', Deban, 27 KM east of Miao, 3.xii.83 and 7.xii.83. Distribution: JAVA, INOlA,

MUKHERJEE et al: Insecta: Mantodea 39 SUMMARY The present paper deals with 10 species of Mantodea distributed over 10 genera and 2 families. These are rec orded for the first time from Arunachal Pradesh. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The authors are grateful to Dr. B. K. Tikader, Director, Zoological Survey of India for the facilities provided for this work; to Dr. A. K. Ghosh, Deputy Director for kindly placing the material to us and last but not least to Dr. S. Biswas, Zoologist, for painful collection of these materials. REFERENCES BEIER, M. 1964. Blattopteroidea: Mantodea: In Bronn's Klassen und Ordungen Des Tierreich: V 01. V. Arthropoda. Sec. III. Leaf. 6. Issue No.5: 849-970. Vienna. GIGLIO-Tos, E. 1927. Mantidae Das tierreich 50 lief. : 1-707. Berlin and Leipzig. MUKHERJEE, T. K. AND HAZRA, A. K. 1983. On a small collection of Mantid (Dictyoptera) from Maharashtra with the description of a new species. Rec. zool. Surv. India. 80 : 459-465. Woon-MAsoN, J. 1889. A catalogue of the Mantodea, No.1: 1-48+ pis. Calcutta. WooD-MASON, J. 1891. A catalogue of the Mantodea, No.2 49-66+ pis. Calcutta.