NC STATE AGNIC SYSTEMATIC ENTOMOLOGY: A GUIDE TO ONLINE INSECT SYSTEMATIC RESOURCES

Phasmida, the Walkingsticks and Leaf Insects

see also Orthoptera (grasshoppers, katydids, and crickets)

Phasmida Leach, 1815 (=Phasmatodea Brunner, 1893 (as Phasmodea); Aeroplanoptera Tillyard, 1923)

Links and Information on Phasmida

Links on Phasmida Organized by Region

Links and Information on the families of Phasmida

Links and Information on Phasmida

also see general insect resources

  General Resources

• Biodiversity Explorer: Phasmida
• Compendium of Hexapod Classes and Orders: Phasmatodea
• Ecowatch: Phasmatodea
• Gordon Ramel's Phasmida Page
• Insect Orders and Common Families: Phasmida, Phasmatodea
• Ord. Phasmatodea-Gespenst-Stabheuschrecken , Müchen Univerität
• Orders of Insects: Phasmida
• Tree of Life: Phasmida
• University of Delaware Insect Database: Order Phasmida

  People, Places, and Associations

• Phasmid Study Group Home Page

  Bibliographic Resources

• NC State Bibliographies: Phasmida

   Collections and Museums

• Insect Research Collection: Phasmatodea, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Primary Types Collection Holdings: Phasmatodea
• Siberian Zoological Museum Insecta Collection: Phasmoptera
• University of Queensland Insection Collection: Phasmatodea
• Virtual Bug Collection: Phasmida

   Identification and Research Tools

• Image Resource for Entomology Collections: Phasmida

  Catalogues, Checklists, and Phylogenies

• Ordenes de insectos de Costa Rica: Phasmatoptera
• Phasmatodea of North America
• Provisional Checklist of Phasmatodea (Phasmids, Mantids, and Cockroaches)
  of Brackenridge Field Laboratory
• Stick Insects - Order Phasmatodea found in the Brisbane area, Queenland, Australia
• Stick Insects (Phasmida) of South Africa

Links Organized by Region

  Afrotropical (Africa south of the Tropic of Cancer)

  Australian (Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands)

  Indomalayan (India, Indochina, and Malaysia)

  Nearctic (North America, except Central America)

  Neotropical (Central America and South America)

  Palearctic (Europe, Asia except India and Indochina, and Africa north of the Tropic of Cancer)

Links and Information Organized by Family

only families in red have links

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