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The 8 pages that link to Phasmatodea, each with the reason it gives.

• OrthopteraCompared with: Stick insects can resemble orthopterans but belong to a separate order.

• MantodeaCompared with: Phasmids also use concealment, but their bodies are not built around seizing prey.

• TettigoniidaeCompared with: Leaf-like phasmids can resemble katydids, but belong to a separate order and generally lack katydid song organs.

• Common walkingstickNarrower topic: The common walkingstick belongs to this order of insects that resemble plant parts.

• HeteropteryxNarrower topic: This is the broader order containing Heteropteryx and its family.

• PhylliidaeNarrower topic: Phylliidae is one specialized family within this order.

• Stick mantisCompared with: Stick insects are often mistaken for mantises because both groups can resemble vegetation.

• TimemaNarrower topic: Timema belongs to this order but diverged near its base.