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Diapheromeridae

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Phasmid Taxonomy

Orthopteroid Insects (3)

Phasmida (3)

Verophasmatodea (10)

Diapheromeridae (5)

Diapheromerinae (17)

Lonchodinae (14)

Necrosciinae (28)

Pachymorphinae (6)

Palophinae (1)

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Bibliography

Year	Author	Title
2008	Lim, T.W.	Pseudobactricia ridleyi
2008	Prathapan, K.N.; Anith, K.N.; Faizal, M. H.; Lekha, M.; Dhanya, M.K.	A report on Sipyloidea stigmata Redtenbacher (Diapheromeidae: Necrosciinae) as the first phasmid crop pest in India and its redescription
2008	Bragg, P.E.	The first description of the male and egg of Syringodes rubicundus (de Haan, 1842) (Phasmida: Diapheromeridae: Necrosciinae)
2002	Bragg, P. E.	Asceles margaritatus Redtenbacher, a phasmid from Borneo with two distinct wing lengths
2002	Bragg, P. E.; Bushell, M.L.T.	Aschiphasmatidae, Heteropteryginae and Lonchodinae in the Forestry Research Centre, Sepilok, Sabah
1996	Seow-Choen, Francis	Further morphological variations in Bornean phasmids: Carausius cristatus Brunner, and Lonchodes haematomus Westwood
1996	Bouchard, Patrice; Hsiung, Chia-Chi	A preliminary study of defence behaviour of Sipyloidea sipylus (Westwood) using amphibian predators
1996	Bushell, Mark	A new culture of the subfamily Pachymorphinae from Thailand
1995	Hennemann, Frank	PSG 89, an unidentified species of Necrosciinae
1995	Bragg, P.E.	Variation in three Bornean species of Lonchodinae: Carausius cristatus Brunner, Lonchodes modestus (Brunner), and Lonchodes strumosus (Brunner)

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Phasmid Study Group

Diapheromeridae

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Phasmid Taxonomy

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