Table 2 in Discovering insect species based on photographs only: The case of a nameless species of the genus Scaria (Orthoptera: Tetrigidae)

Table 2. Tabular comparison of Scaria sp. to five other species that are morphologically similar or found in the same area.
Scaria sp.S. hamataS. lineataS. maculataS. ferrugineaS. verutafore femur length/width (height) ratio63.9-4.54.7-5.15.14.65-4.856.25relation between lateral and humero-apical carinaeparallelalmost touchalmost touchparallelalmost touchalmost touchconvexity in fronto-lateral area of pronotumnoticeableslightabsentabsentabsent or very weakabsenttarsal pulvillirounded, bulbouspointed, triangularrounded, bulbouspointed, triangularrounded, triangularbulbous, roundedapical teeth of mid femorasmalllargemedium-largesmall-mediummedium-largemediumwidth of vertex to compound eye length (dorsal view)1 (male), 1.7 (female)1.31.31 (male)1.41.2 (female)PM elevationpresentpresentabsentpresentsometimes presentslighthumeral anglesroundedroundedroundedslightly angledslightly angledroundedrising of pronotum after PM towards anterior spinevery slightslightpronouncedpronouncedpronouncedpronouncedovipositor valve lengthlongmediummedium-longN/Ashortmedium-longpronotum length in comparison with hind kneesurpassingsurpassingsurpassingsurpassingsurpassingbarely surpassingpost ocular stripepresentpresentpresentabsentabsent or very weakpresenttegminal colorationwide bandspotno colorationno colorationspotspot