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Rapisma

Rapisma is a genus of moth lacewings, Ithonidae. They were previously placed in family of their own, Rapismatidae. They are mostly brown or green and the body is broad and the head is short and retracted under the pronotum. Some species show sexual dimorphism in wing shape. Species identification is based on genitalia characters and requires the…

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species genus family tamilanum western ghats ithonidae moth lacewings previously placed rapismatidae mostly brown green body broad head short retracted

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Rapismais agenus of moth lacewings0.90text

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