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List of Phasmatodea of Australia

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This is a list of the Australian Phasmatodea. There are approximately 150 species. The list is organized from family, to subfamily, genus and then species.

Phasmatidae subfamily: Platycraninae

genus: Anophelepis Anophelepis telesphorus genus: Graeffea Graeffea coccophaga genus: Megacrania Megacrania batesii Megacrania alpheus genus: Echetlus Echetlus peristhenes subfamily: Palophinae

genus: Palophus (3 undescribed species) subfamily: Eurycanthinae

genus: Eurycantha Eurycantha sifia genus: Dryococelus Dryococelus australis subfamily: Lonchodinae

genus: Lonchodes Lonchodes caurus Lonchodes longiceps genus: Carausius Carausius insularis Carausius macerrimus genus: Hyrtacus Hyrtacus coenosa Hyrtacus eutrachelia Hyrtacus peridromes Hyrtacus tuberculatus Hyrtacus imitans Hyrtacus carinata Hyrtacus striatus (16 undescribed species) genus: Marcenia Marcenia frenchi Marcenia gracilis genus: Austrocarausius Austrocarausius mercurius Austrocarausius nigropunctatus subfamily: Pachymorphinae

genus: Acanthoderus Acanthoderus spinosus genus: Pachymorpha Pachymorpha squalida Pachymorpha simplicipes Pachymorpha pasithoe (14 undescribed species) subfamily: Phasmatinae

genus: Ctenomorpha Ctenomorpha chronus Ctenomorpha acheron Ctenomorpha haworthii Ctenomorpha macleayi Ctenomorpha caprella Ctenomorpha salmacis genus: Acrophylla Gray Acrophylla titan Acrophylla cornuta Acrophylla nubilosa Acrophylla paula Acrophylla ligula Acrophylla wuelfingi genus: Eurycnema

Eurycnema goliath Eurycnema osiris genus: Baculum Baculum stilpnoides genus: Anchiale Anchiale austrotessulata Anchiale briareus Anchiale maculata Anchiale spinicollis genus: Arphax Arphax brunneus Arphax australis Arphax dolomedes Arphax signatus Arphax michaelseni genus: Clitarchus Clitarchus laeviusculus Clitarchus longipes genus: Hermarchus Hermarchus polynesicus genus: Vetilia Vetilia enceladus Vetilia thoon genus: Onchestus Onchestus gorgus Onchestus pasimachus Onchestus rentzi (2 undescribed species) genus: Acanthomima Acanthomima periphanes Acanthomima rhipheus genus: Paronchestus Paronchestus charon genus: Ctenomorphodes Ctenomorphodes briareus Ctenomorphodes tessulatus Ctenomorphodes aliena (3 undescribed species) subfamily: Xeroderinae

genus: Xeroderus Xeroderus kirbii (1 undescribed species) genus: Cooktownia Cooktownia plana subfamily: Tropidoderinae

genus: Extatosoma Extatosoma tiaratum Extatosoma popa genus: Podacanthus Podacanthus typhon Podacanthus viridiroseus Podacanthus wilkinsoni (1 undescribed species) genus: Tropidoderus Tropidoderus childrenii Tropidoderus rhodomus Tropidoderus michaelseni Tropidoderus gracilifemur Tropidoderus prasina genus: Lysicles Lysicles hippolytus Lysicles insignis genus: Vasilissa Vasilissa walkeri genus: Didymuria Didymuria violences genus: Malandania Malandania pulchra unplaced genera:

genus: Bacillus Bacillus peristhenellus genus: Eubulides Eubulides spuria genus: Austroclonistria Austroclonistria serrulata genus: Denhama Denhama aussa

Phylliidae subfamily: Phylliinae

genus: Phyllium phyllium monteithei genus: Nanophyllium Nanophyllium Australianum subfamily: Necrosciinae

genus: Necroscia Necroscia bella genus: Sipyloidea Sipyloidea carterus Sipyloidea filiformis Sipyloidea gracilipes Sipyloidea nelida Sipyloidea ovabdita Sipyloidea similis (13 undescribed species) genus: Haaniella Haaniella grayii genus: Anasceles (1 undescribed species) genus: Mesaner Mesaner sarpedon genus: Parasipyloidea Parasipyloidea aberrata Parasipyloidea annulata Parasipyloidea granulosa Parasipyloidea ignotus Parasipyloidea spurcata Parasipyloidea tener Parasipyloidea cercata Parasipyloidea strumosa Parasipyloidea pallida (11 undescribed species) genus: Parasosibia Parasosibia australica genus: Neopromachus Neopromachus sordidus genus: Malandella Malandella queenslandica genus: Scionecra Scionecra queenslandica

References Order Phasmatodea Jacobsen & Bianchi, 1902

See also List of Australian stick insects and mantids Phasmatodea Order Phasmatodea, Distribution Map

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