Pseudophasmatidae

Eucles bifasciatus

Submitted by Ed Baker on Tue, 23/02/2010 - 10:54am

Santa Elena, Costa Rica May 2009#

Copyright Edward Baker

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261 reads
SpeciesFile 28/09/2009: Eucles bifasciatus; Pseudophasmatidae
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Eucles bifasciatus egg

Submitted by Ed Baker on Tue, 23/02/2010 - 10:51am

Santa Elena, Costa Rica - 22-7-2009

Copyright Mieke Duytschaever

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155 reads
SpeciesFile 28/09/2009: Eucles bifasciatus
Imaging Technique: Photograph
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Anisomorpha buprestoides

Edited by Ed Baker on Thu, 18/02/2010 - 11:46am

Originally hsown at http://www.alexanderwild.com/Insects/Stick-Insects/

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127 reads
SpeciesFile 28/09/2009: Anisomorpha buprestoides
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Anisomorpha paromalus male

Edited by Ed Baker on Tue, 16/02/2010 - 1:28pm

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156 reads
SpeciesFile 28/09/2009: Anisomorpha paromalus
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Anisomorpha paromalus male

Edited by Ed Baker on Tue, 16/02/2010 - 1:27pm

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160 reads
SpeciesFile 28/09/2009: Anisomorpha paromalus
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Anisomorpha paromalus female

Edited by Ed Baker on Tue, 16/02/2010 - 1:27pm

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166 reads
SpeciesFile 28/09/2009: Anisomorpha paromalus
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Anisomorpha paromalus male

Edited by Ed Baker on Tue, 16/02/2010 - 1:26pm

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186 reads
SpeciesFile 28/09/2009: Anisomorpha paromalus
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Anisomorpha paromalus pair

Edited by Ed Baker on Tue, 16/02/2010 - 1:27pm

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292 reads
SpeciesFile 28/09/2009: Anisomorpha paromalus
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Setting phasmids on a polystyrene board.

Edited by pbragg on Mon, 01/09/2008 - 2:35am

Setting phasmids on a polystyrene board. The legs are held by pins placed on either side of them. The wings are held in place by strips of paper. The insects can then be dried. Once dry the pins can be removed.