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With every molecular review involving    Chitoniscus    Stål, 1875 sensu lato samples from Fiji and New Caledonia revealing polyphyly, the morphology from these two distinct clades was extensively reviewed. Morphological results agree with all previously published molecular studies and therefore    Trolicaphyllium    gen. nov.  is erected to accommodate the former    Chitoniscus    sensu lato species restricted to New Caledonia, leaving the type species    Chitoniscus   lobiventris    (Blanchard, 1853) and all other Fijian species within    Chitoniscus    sensu stricto. Erection of this new genus for the New Caledonian species warrants the following new combinations:    Trolicaphyllium   brachysoma    (Sharp, 1898),  comb. nov. ,    Trolicaphyllium   erosus    (Redtenbachher, 1906),  comb. nov. , and    Trolicaphyllium   sarrameaense    (Größer, 2008a),  comb. nov.  Morphological details of the female, male, freshly hatched nymph, and egg are illustrated and discussed alongside the    Chitoniscus    sensu stricto in order to differentiate these two clades which have been mistaken as one for decades.

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Resolving a century-old case of generic mistaken identity: polyphyly of    Chitoniscus    sensu lato resolved with the description of the endemic New Caledonia    Trolicaphyllium    gen. nov. (  Phasmatodea  ,   Phylliidae  )