Stagmomantis
Stagmomantis is a genus consisting of 27 species of mantises[1] native to the Americas.[2] There are 7 species of Stagmomantis native to the United States.
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| Adult female Stagmomantis carolina | |
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| Genus: | Stagmomantis Saussure, 1869 |
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Adult female Stagmomantis carolina
Species
- S. amazonica
- S. astecus
- S. californica
- S. carolina
- S. colorata
- S. cinctipes
- S. coerulans
- S. costalis
- S. domingensis
- S. floridensis
- S. fraterna
- S. gracilipes
- S. hebardi
- S. heterogamia
- S. limbata
- S. maculata
- S. marginata
- S. maya
- S. montana
- S. nahua
- S. pagana
- S. paraensis
- S. parvidentata
- S. theophila
- S. tolteca
- S. venusta
- S. vicina
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References
- ITIS Catalogue of Life
- Dichotomous key to species of Mantids that may occur in Florida
- Tree of Life Web Project. Stagmomantis. Version 22 November 2005
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