Brisbane insects

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Praying mantids and Stick insects of the Great Brisbane area are mainly found in small mantis colonies and some large stick insect colonies although the largest of all Phasmids (stick insects) is the Great Brown phasmid (Titan stick insect) which can reach lengths of up to a whopping 250mm long which about the size of a pre-teen child's arm. The most common species of the mantis in Australia and the brisbane area is the false garden mantis and the garden mantis found all over Australia.

[edit] Insects of the Great South East

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insect categories for mantodea

Mantis-mantodea

Wikipedia:WikiProject Mantodea

A, B, C, C cont

A- Acromantinae, Amorphoscelididae, Apteromantis, Apteromantis aptera, Archimantis, Archimantis latistyla, Archimantis monstrosa,

B- Brisbane insects, Burying mantis,

C- Carolina mantis, Chaeteessidae, Chinese mantis,

C cont.- Choeradodis, Creobroter,

E, F, G

E- Empusa, (genus) Empusidae, Eremiaphilidae, European mantis,

F- False garden mantis,

G- Galinthias, Giant Asian mantis, Gongylus, Gongylus gongylodes, Gyromantis kraussi,

H, I, M

H- Hymenopodidae, Hymenopodinae, Hymenopus coronatus,

I- Idolomorpha, Iris oratoria,

M- Mantidae, Mantinae, Mantis, (genus) Mantoididae, Metallyticidae, Miomantis caffra,

O, P, S, T

O- Orthodera ministralis, Oxypilinae,

P- Paraoxypilus sp.,

S- Sibylla pretiosa, Statilia apicalis,

T- Tenodera,

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