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Tentatively Raorchestes shillongensis.

Help required to rule out R. longchuanensis, R. cangyuanensis and others from the 'parvula' group that have been recorded in NE India/Bangladesh.

S-V length approx. 1cm. Found in low bushes at a secondary forest edge bordering a hilltop grassland.

The specimen has a pinkish-light brown dorsal ground colour, and seven darker brown dorsal-dorsolateral stripes. The median dorsal stripe is discontinuous along the dorsum, and does not pass onto the headplate. The only other seven-striped species (probably) is a Diversibipalium from Nantou County Taiwan that has slightly different configuration of the longitudinal stripes, and in which the median dorsal stripe terminates on the headplate. The specimen from Shillong differs from Bipalium kewense in lacking a black incomplete transvers band just below the headplate, and in having seven stripes (five on B. kewense), and differs from D. multilineatum in that the median dorsal stripe does not terminate on the headplate, and having seven, not five dorsal stripes. The rounded posterior tip on the Shillong specimen suggests that it could be reproducing asexually by fission.
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Lanelater cinereus (Candeze, 1857 - previously classified under Agrypnus cinereus) is a species of Click beetle. Distinctive features include a black longitudinal marking at the middle of the Pronotum, with posterior angles sharply pointed. It has a muddy brown colour with ridges on elytra and serrated antennae.

http://faunaofindia.nic.in/PDFVolumes/occpapers/254/index.pdf

Allotraeus orientalis is a species of longhorn beetle in the Order of Coleoptera described by White in 1853.
It belongs to the family Cerambycidae.
Elytra is punctate, colour is muddy brown with black limbs and antenae.
(Allotraeus rufescens ssp. asiaticus has brown limbs compared to A. orientalis)