Poecilips fallax was created in 1927.
Lactarius fallax was created in 1962.
Elegia fallax was created in 1881.
Procambarus fallax was created in 1870.
Mnesarchaea fallax was created in 1927.
Achrioptera fallax was created in 1861.
Petroscirtes fallax was created in 1976.
Pholidoptera fallax was created in 1854.
Leptodactylus fallax was created in 1926.
Megalota fallax was created in 1909.
No, Litoria fallax is a species of tree frog native to Australia, while Homo habilis is an extinct species of early human. They are not closely related in terms of taxonomy or evolutionary lineage.
The accepted scientific name is Agriopodes fallax.
Mangrove trees [Rhizophora spp] tend to live in areas that are inundated daily by the ocean. They're able to survive in such environments by lower roots being submerged and serving as anchors and elevated roots being above water and taking in oxygen. They also are able to survive due to an internal pumping mechanism that removes excess salts from cells. Their most well known representative is the red mangrove [Rhizophora mangle]Their most common pest is a relative [Poecilips fallax] of the carver beetle. This beetle devastates the mangrove with large, long tunnels by which adults and larvae feed on the tree's seeds.