File:Anoplocnemis species Coreidae Adult male IMG 5377.jpg
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English: Anoplocnemis is a genus of a few species of twig wilters, family Coreidae, Hemiptera. They are widespread in southern Africa and attack a wide range of woody host plants. The female lacks the spine on the hind legs that occurs in the male, and her legs are less dramatically incrassate. |
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These specimens were found as an established population on a garden specimen of Cussonia
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