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Phasmids (Stick Insects, AKA Walkingsticks)
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Phasmids (Stick Insects, AKA Walkingsticks)
http://www.bugsincyberspace.com/phasmids.html
Information on stick insects including their mimicry and camouflage techniques, with many photographs, and advice on keeping them as pets.
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The characteristics of these insects, their life cycle, feeding and habitat, with illustrations.
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Information on stick insects including their mimicry and camouflage techniques, with many photographs, and advice on keeping them as pets.
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A guide to the Phasmida to be found in New Zealand where there are nine genera and 22 recognised species.
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Taxonomy, identification key, maps, and bibliography by Peter Miller.
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5. Phasmida
General discussion of this group of terrestrial, nocturnal, phytophagous insects found in nearly all temperate and tropical ecosystems.
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Pictures and information of Phasmatodea in Brisbane, Australia.
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Provides an article with photos on New Zealand's prickly, armed, and smooth stick insects that are now found in the South West of Britain and Ireland. Also includes information about the laboratory stick insect.
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Photographs and a description of this stick insect, with information on its distribution, identification, habits, habitats and its defensive secretion.
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