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Madagascar is home to some of the largest and most colorful pygmy grasshoppers (  Tetrigidae  ) in the world, known as ‘Malagasy   Metrodorinae  ’. Among them, Devil’s pygmy grasshoppers (genus    Holocerus    Bolívar, 1887) are unique in having two long spines on the back, which are modified internal lateral pronotal carinae. The genus    Holocerus    was composed of two species –    H.   lucifer    (Serville, 1838) and    H.   taurus    Rehn, 1929  syn. nov. , but here it is evidenced that the latter represents a junior synonym of the former. Simultaneously,    H.   devriesei    sp. nov.  is described as a species new to science.    Holocerus   lucifer    is a northern species of paler coloration and longer spines (distributed from Marojejy and Maroantsetra in the north to Zahamena in the south), whereas    H.   devriesei    sp. nov . represents the southern and darker species (distributed from Vohimana and Andasibe-Mantadia in the south to the Antongil Bay in the north). There are potential overlaps in the distribution of the two species, but without more georeferenced localities, it is impossible to discriminate whether they occur only sympatrically or also syntopically.

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The story of the Malagasy devils (  Orthoptera  ,   Tetrigidae  ):    Holocerus   lucifer    in the north and    H.   devriesei    sp. nov. in the south?