Abstract
The female sex of the cave-dwelling cricket Hydrolutos breweri Derka & Fedor (Anostostomatidae; Lutosinae) isdescribed. The cricket is of interest because it has few adaptations towards its peculiar life-style. The genus is known from 5 apterous species from South America.References
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