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Phylliidae

The family Phylliidae (often misspelled Phyllidae) is a family of stick insects and contains the extant true leaf insects or walking leaves, which include some of the most remarkably camouflaged leaf mimics (mimesis) in the entire animal kingdom. Because the family Phylliidae is the only one within the subfamily Phylliinae - which in turn is the only…

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Phylliidae

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related to history · 29
Phylliidae → Achille Griffini, Additional, Among, Carl Brunner, Carl Linnaeus, Carl Stål, Chitoniscus, Comptaphyllium, Detlef Größer, Following, Gryllus, He, However, In, Johann Karl Wilhelm Illiger, Josef Redtenbacher, Mantis, Nanophylliini, Nanophyllium, Oliver Zompro
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Phylliidae → Bayesian, Cladograms, Cumming, In, Le Tirant, When
related to Outer taxonomy · 5
Phylliidae → Areolatae, Euphasmatodea, Phylliinae, Previously, The Phyllioidea
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Phylliidae → Media, Wikimedia CommonsPhasmid Study Group, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
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Phylliidae → only one within the subfamily Phylliinae - which in turn is the only subfamily within the superfamily Phyllioidea - leaf insects are often equated with these taxa

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species phyllium leaf genus insects pulchriphyllium cryptophyllium also cumming often genera females described males type first eggs leaves one family

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Phylliidaeis aonly one within the subfamily Phylliinae - which in turn is the only subfamily within the superfamily Phyllioidea - leaf insects are often equated with these taxa0.90text
Pulchriphyllium crurifolium were described multiple timesinstance ofspecies0.80text
resulting in a number of synonymsinstance ofspecies0.80text
pits or grooves that are also characteristic of the specific speciesinstance ofThe egg surfaces - which range from finely to coarsely porous - usually feature structures0.80text
Phylliidaerelated to External linksWiktionary-logo-en-v20.60section
Phylliidaerelated to External linksMedia0.60section
Phylliidaerelated to External linksWikimedia CommonsPhasmid Study Group0.60section
Phylliidaerelated to historyAmong0.60section
Phylliidaerelated to historyCarl Linnaeus0.60section
Phylliidaerelated to historySystema Naturae0.60section
Phylliidaerelated to historyGryllus0.60section
Phylliidaerelated to historyMantis0.60section

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