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Cape Talk, Friday afternoon
Cape TalkAfternoon Drive
“Caledonense. First described from Caledon, then? Can one make that assumption? Yes, yes, you can. This group, John, is incredible. They're the order Mantophasmatodia.”
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Caledonense. First described from Caledon, then? Can one make that assumption? Yes, yes, you can. This group, John, is incredible. They're the order Mantophasmatodia. So, as you said, they were only discovered and described in 2002. The whole order, that is like finding a whole order of mammals, like bats, for example. So, that was absolutely phenomenal. They only occur in South Africa.
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