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Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993
Cristina's Timema
Nomenclature (54)
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993: 667, figs. Image or description; Phylogeny or classification
Holotype; male; 8ddc75dc-ce1d-44d5-9417-7195d215a8d0; deposited at: California Academy of Sciences (CASC); United States: California; Santa Barbara County, East Camino Cielo
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Sandoval, 1994: 1866. Phylogeny or classification
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- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Sandoval, 1994: 341. Life zone and ecology data; Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Bartman & Brock, 1995: 54: 197, pl.. Behavior; Image or description
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Brock, 1995: 25, fig. Image or description
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Otte, 1997: 638. Phylogeny or classification
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Sellick, 1998: 205. Phylogeny or classification
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Sandoval, Carmean & Crespi, 1998: 590. Phylogeny or classification
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Brock, 1999: 22, pl. 4a. Image or description
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Tilgner, Kiselyova & McHugh, 1999: 149. Phylogeny or classification
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Sandoval, 2000: 123. Life history
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil, Crespi & Sandoval, 2002: 440. Life zone and ecology data
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil, Crespi & Sandoval, 2003: 1911. Life zone and ecology data
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil & Crespi, 2004: 102. Life zone and ecology data
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Zompro, 2004: 23. Phylogeny or classification
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Sandoval & Nosil, 2005: 2406. Life zone and ecology data
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil, 2005: 247. Phylogeny or classification
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Otte & Brock, 2005: 333. Phylogeny or classification
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Arment, 2006: 38. Image or description
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil, Crespi, Sandoval & Kirkpatrick, 2006: 66. Life zone and ecology data
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil & Crespi, 2006: 9090. Life zone and ecology data
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil, Sandoval & Crespi, 2006: 929. Life zone and ecology data
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil, Crespi & Bernard, 2006: 991. Life zone and ecology data
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil, 2007: 151. Life history
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil, Egan & Funk, 2008: 316. Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil & Sandoval, 2008: 1. Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Scanlon, 2009: 87. Phylogeny or classification
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil, Parchman, Feder & Gompert, 2012: 1. Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil & Hohenlohe, 2012: 467. Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil, Gompert, Farkas, Comeault, Feder, Buerkle & Parchman, 2012: 5058. Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Comeault, Sommers, Schwander, Buerkle, Farkas, Nosil & Parchman, 2012: 549. Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Schwander, Arbuthnott, Gries, Gries, Nosil & Crespi, 2013: 2. Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Roy, Seehausen & Nosil, 2013: 1. Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil, Riesch & Muschick, 2013: 689. Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Comeault, Soria-Carrasco, Gompert, Farkas, Buerkle, Parchman & Nosil, 2014: 711. Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Soria-Carrasco, Gompert, Comeault, Farkas, Parchman, Johnston, Buerkle, Feder, Bast, Schwander, Egan, Crespi & Nosil, 2014: 738. Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Shelomi, Sitepu, Boundy-Mills & Kimsey, 2015: 2. Structure
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Comeault, Flaxman, Riesch, Schwander, Slate & Nosil, 2015: 1975. Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Shelomi, Heckel & Pauchet, 2016: 7. Physiology
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Comeault, Carvalho, Dennis, Soria-Carrasco & Nosil, 2016: 1283. Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Larose & Schwander, 2016: 5447. Life history
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Riesch, Muschick, Lindtke, Villoutreix, Comeault, Farkas, Lucek, Hellen, Soria-Carrasco, Dennis, Carvalho, Safran, Sandoval, Feder, Gries, Crespi, Gries, Gompert & Nosil, 2017: 6. Phylogeny or classification
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Lindtke, Lucek, Soria-Carrasco, Villoutreix, Farkas, Riesch, Dennis, Gompert & Nosil, 2017: 6189. Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Bradler & Buckley, 2018: 289. Phylogeny or classification
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Nosil, Villoutreix, Carvalho, Farkas, Soria-Carrasco, Feder, Crespi & Gompert, 2018: 765, fig. Phylogeny or classification
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Carvalho, 2019: 1. Phylogeny or classification
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Parker, Djordjevic & Schwander, 2019: 2. Physiology
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Büscher, Grohmann, Bradler & Gorb, 2019: 6f. Structure
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Lucek, Gompert & Nosil, 2019: 1224. Behavior
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Brock & Büscher, 2022: 571. Specimen or distribution
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Chaturvedi, Gompert, Feder, Osborne, Muschick, Soria-Carrasco & Nosil, 2022: 7. Phylogeny or classification
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Parker, Jaron, Dumas, Robinson-Rechavi & Schwander, 2022: 3. Phylogeny or classification
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Luna, 2022: 93. Specimen or distribution
- Timema cristinae Vickery, 1993 in Freitas, Parker, Labédan, Dumas & Schwander, 2023: 2. Life history
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Descendants and synonyms
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