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Geometrid Larva

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Description:

A pretty stick mimic larva of the Family Geometridae, about 1.2 cm long. It has slight lateral phalanges on the sides of the body (best visible in the last picture).

Habitat:

Feeding on a leaf, Mendenhall Glacier National Park, Juneau, Alaska.

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PublishedSeptember 29, 2018

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