I need some pictures of sexually dimorphic cockroaches.

[Stylopidae]

I'm writing an article on phasmid evolution, and I'll be mentioning cockroaches as examples of animals that have sexual dimorphism in wing structure.

I was wondering if anyone would let me borrow some pictures of Blaptica dubia and Shelfordella lateralis for re-posting on a weblog.

Pictures, as always, will be accredited with a name and hyperlink.

Thanks for your help

 

[Matt K]

PM me with a good email address for you and I can reply with photos of several different species.

 

[radicaldementia]

dubia male and female, use it for whatever you want.

here's a link to a much larger version

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2162/2201369770_d4996ec802_o.jpg

 

[Buddylee79]

Here is a B. Dubia female with a "smile on her face"

 

[Richard McJimsey]

Lateralis, hope these help!

Female pics didn't turn out good at all.