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Short-winged Stick Insect

Asceles margaritatus brevipennis

Photo by AlbertKang
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Field Notes

Description:

Female adult Phasmid of the specie Asceles margaritatus.
This specie has very tiny wings (Pic #3).
Pic #1 shows close-up of the face with tics/mites on her antennae

Habitat:

High altitude tropical rain forest

Notes:

This specie is only known from Mt. Kinabalu, specifically from the higher altitude, around Kinabalu Park, which is ranging from 1,400 - 1600 masl.

It is newly described as new species in 2016 by Dr. Francis Seow-Choen.

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