- Look up
phasmid in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Phasmid may
refer to:
Phasmid (nematode anatomy), a
sensory structure in
nematodes Phasmatodea, the...
- They can be
generally referred to as phasmatodeans,
phasmids, or
ghost insects, with
phasmids in the
family Phylliidae called leaf insects, leaf-bugs...
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nematodes places nematodes with
phasmids into
class Secernentea and
nematodes without phasmids into
class Adenop****a.: 74
Phasmid neurons were
recently shown...
- insects,
phasmids (stick insects) and
mantises (praying mantises). The
genus Woodmasonia Brunner, 1907, and at
least ten
species of
phasmids, are named...
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reintroduction to the
larger island. A 2017
study comparing DNA
sequences of
phasmids originating from Ball's
Pyramid with
those from
museum specimens from Lord...
- or musk mare, is a
stick insect (order Phasmatodea:
otherwise known as "
phasmids" or walkingsticks)
which occurs throughout the
southeastern United States...
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dealing with Gray's work on
phasmids,
Bragg credits Gray with more than
doubling the
number of
named species of
phasmids with
three publications (in 1833...
- e.
stick and leaf insects,
known as "
phasmids", as well as
other interested persons. Over 40
species of
Phasmid have been
named after members of the group...
- (Colombia: Magdalena) Xera
tenaense Conle,
Hennemann & Gutierréz, 2011 (Colombia: Cundinamarca)
phasmid-study-group.org Xera on globalspecies.org v t e...
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Pomposa is a
monotypic genus of
phasmids belonging to the
tribe Necrosciini. The only
species is
Pomposa moesta from Sabah. "Pomposa Redtenbacher, 1908"...