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Mantispa scabricollis female. Christodoulos Makris  

Mantispa scabricollis female. Christodoulos Makris  

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Fig 1: Mantispa scabricollis female. Christodoulos Makris  
Fig 3: Chrysoperla carnea sensu lato (Common green lacewing). Eddie John  
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Neuroptera
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Lacewings or net-winged insects (order Neuroptera) are soft-bodied insects, most commonly medium-sized, comprising about 6,000 species in 18 families. Lacewings include mantispids (mantidflies), green lacewings, owlflies, antlions and their relatives. The adults of this order possess four membranous wings and as their name suggests their wings appe...
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