Nanophyllium is a genus of stick insects described in 2022, belonging to the Phylliidae which is native to New Guinea and northeastern Australia.
Wing venation of the forewings of females of A Nanophyllium chitoniscoides, B Nanophyllium suzukii and C Nanophyllium keyicum
Unidentified males of Nanophyllium species from Western New Guinea A from Mokndoma and B from Aiduma Island
Forelegs of males of A-C Acentetaphyllium and D-H Nannophyllium: A A. stellae, B A. miyashitai, C A. larssoni, D N. australianum, E N. asekiense, F N. rentzi, G N. hasenpuschi, H N. adisi
Walaphyllium is a genus of stick insect, belonging to the Phylliidae. It was initially described in 2020 as a subgenus of Phyllium, and is native to northeastern Australia and Papua New Guinea.
A female and B male of Walaphyllium zomproi, C female and D male of Walaphyllium monteithi, E male holotype of Walaphyllium lelantos
Wing venation of Walaphyllium zomproi: A female forewing, B male fore- and C hindwing
A–D Eggs of Walaphyllium zomproi: A lateral, B dorsal, C ventral, D opercular (anterior); E–H Eggs of Walaphyllium monteithi: E lateral, F dorsal, G ventral, H opercular