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Amelidae

The Amelidae are a family of praying mantids. Its genera were previously placed in the family Mantidae. Species have been recorded from Africa, Asia, Europe and North America.

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family species genera ameles amelinae mantidae africa asia europe praying mantids previously placed recorded north america amelini litaneutriini fossil references

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