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Pterotiltus hollisi n. sp. is described from the forests of Southern and Western Uganda, and compared with the type of the genus, P. impennis. The new species is the most easterly known representative of the genus. It feeds on broad-leaved monocotyledonous plants, especially of the families Marantaceae and Commelinaceae. The eggs are laid in groups of 4 to 6 in packets of foam, sandwiched between leaf surfaces of these foodplants. The female ovipositor valves have a form extremely like those found in unrelated epiphyllous egg-layers in the Neotropics, such as Tela (Acrididae, Proctolabinae) and the details of oviposition are similar to those of Euprepacris (Romaleidae, Bactrophorinae). On the basis of the ovipositor, it is postulated that the related genera Badistica and Digentia probably also have epiphyllic oviposition habits.

A new Ugandan species of Pterotiltus (Orthoptera, Acrididae, Oxyinae) with epiphyllic oviposition