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. 2021 Jul 15;12:725–743. doi: 10.3762/bjnano.12.57

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Diversity of stick insect ecomorphs and their respective euplantular AMS. (A) Eurycantha calcarata, female, smooth. (B) Dajaca monilicornis, male, hexagonal. (C) Anarchodes annulipes, female, flat pads. (D) Pseudophasma velutinum, female, small nubs. (E) Leiophasma sp., couple, maze. (F) Megacrania phelaus, couple, ridges. (G) Orestes mouhotii, female, long nubs. (H) Timema sp., couple, acanthae, image provided by S. Büsse. I. Dinophasma saginatum, female, hairy. Scale bars: 1 cm. Figure 5A–I were adapted from [108] (© 2018 Büscher et al., published by Frontiers, distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY)).