Tenodera
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 Chinese mantis eating a bumblebee
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The genus Tenodera contains several species of praying mantis.
Specifically, mantids in this genus can be identified by their mid and hind femora which contain an apical spine.
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May not be a complete list:
- T. angustipennis - "narrow-winged mantis"
- T. aridifolia sinensis - "Chinese mantis"
- T. australasiae - "purple-winged mantid"
- T. superstitiosa found in Africa
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