Records of the Indian Museum (a Journal of Indian Zoology)

first five antenna segments of 9. longer than the femur nearly half the length of the rest of the tarsi combined twice the length of the second tarsal segment terminal tarsal segment longer than the penultimate. [...] This species differs from the two known species from the world in the proportions of the antennal and palpal segments the lighter colour of the legs and in the hind tibial spur being three-fourths the metatarsus. [...] nearly one-fourth the length of the eye temples one-fourth the width of the eye in the middle. [...] The present-day knowledge of the distribution of the genus Amemboa lends support to the Satpura Trend hypothesis as it strongly suggests the continuity of the Assam Himalayas with the Vindhya-Satpura chain of mountains at a time when this genus was widely distributed. [...] A systematic and extensive investigation of the insect fauna especially from the hill streams of the Vindhya Satpura and Ara'alli mountains will further throw considerable light on the distribution of the genus and bridge the gap that exists at the present moment.