Friend on trip to Guyana sent this. What species?

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Guyana mantis = <3 :D ...or even a Hierodula x Parymenopus ...I would love to see the nynphs, ooth, and threat pose!

Edit: And I just noticed, there seems to be some ooth residue on the tip of her abdomen...where is the ooth?! :)

 
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Guyana mantis = <3 :D ...or even a Hierodula x Parymenopus ...I would love to see the nynphs, ooth, and threat pose!

Edit: And I just noticed, there seems to be some ooth residue on the tip of her abdomen...where is the ooth?! :)
It did just lay eggs. I'm trying to get him to bring them to me, but he's there for conservation biology research so is naturally opposed to such things. He has watched it lay two Ooths so far.

 
It did just lay eggs. I'm trying to get him to bring them to me, but he's there for conservation biology research so is naturally opposed to such things. He has watched it lay two Ooths so far.
Tha is quite a predicament... :/ does he know if she is fertile?

 
Yeah, honestly he should just leave it in the wild if this is a 'new/rare' specie...I mean he is a conservation biologist...not a toursit...

 
It did just lay eggs. I'm trying to get him to bring them to me, but he's there for conservation biology research so is naturally opposed to such things. He has watched it lay two Ooths so far.
Is that the kinda conservational work where they have to kill what they find to catalouge it?

 
Is that the kinda conservational work where they have to kill what they find to catalouge it?
He's there to observe guppies and what makes certain colors more prominent in certain areas. IDK if he has to kill them. We're not that close. He just knows from my Facebook that I like mantids.

 

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