other Timematodea euphasmatodeans Nanophyllium Microphyllium Chitoniscus Phyllium < complete loss of tergal thorn pads Archipseudo- phasmatidae < tergal thorn pads reduced, fore femora straight, cerci dorsoventrally flattened Eophyllium B B < abdominal sterna and terga dilated Phylliinae < thorn pads on male tergum 10, fore femora basally curved B Euphasmatodea Eophyllium < male vomer, cerci unsegmented

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