Nanomantidae Brunner De Wattenwyl 1893

Family NANOMANTIDAE Brunner De Wattenwyl, 1893 Two of four subfamilies are reported from India including four genera. 1. Pronotum short, a little flat (Fig. 148). Costal area of fore wings with polygonal cells (Fig. 150) (Tropidomantinae)................................................................................................... Eomantis - Pronotum long, slender (Fig. 144). Costal area of fore wings with parallel or irregular veinules (Fig. 146) (Nanomantinae).. ................................................................................................... 2 2. Fore tibia with 8 posteroventral spines............................................................ Ormomantis - Fore tibia with 6-7 posteroventral spines................................................................... 3 3. Metazone longer than fore coxa (Fig. 142)........................................................ Nanomantis - Metazone almost as long as fore coxa (Fig. 143)................................................ Parananomantis

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-01-09
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14719825
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Fossil Insects in Amber
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Nanomantidae Brunner De Wattenwyl 1893

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Nanomantidae Brunner De Wattenwyl 1893

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Family NANOMANTIDAE Brunner De Wattenwyl, 1893 Two of four subfamilies are reported from India including four genera. 1. Pronotum short, a little flat (Fig. 148). Costal area of fore wings with polygonal cells (Fig. 150) (Tropidomantinae)................................................................................................... Eomantis - Pronotum long, slender (Fig. 144). Costal area of fore wings with parallel or irregular veinules (Fig. 146) (Nanomantinae).. ................................................................................................... 2 2. Fore tibia with 8 posteroventral spines............................................................ Ormomantis - Fore tibia with 6-7 posteroventral spines................................................................... 3 3. Metazone longer than fore coxa (Fig. 142)........................................................ Nanomantis - Metazone almost as long as fore coxa (Fig. 143)................................................ Parananomantis

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
University of Calicut (IN), Zoological Survey of India (IN)
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Fossil Insects in Amber
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