Thesprotia graminis

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Thesprotia graminis
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Thesprotia graminis
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T. graminis
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Thesprotia graminis
Scudder, 1877

Thesprotia graminis, common name American grass mantis or grass-like mantis, is a species of praying mantis native to the Southern United States. [1] It is found in Florida and Georgia. [2] [3] This species can reproduce parthenogenetically or through sexual reproduction. T. graminis is similar in appearance to Brunneria borealis . [4] [5]

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