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Insect Orders And Their Members Flashcards

1
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Proturans

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Protura

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2
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Springtails

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Collembola

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Diplurans

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Diplura

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4
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Jumping bristletails

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Microcoryphia

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5
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Silverfish, firebrats

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Thysanura

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6
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Mayflies

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Ephemeroptera

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Dragonflies, damselflies

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Odonata

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Grasshoppers, locusts, crickets, mole crickets

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Orthoptera

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Walking sticks, leaf insects

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Phasmatodea

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10
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Rock crawlers

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Grylloblattodea/grylloblattaria

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Gladiators

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Mantophasmatodea

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12
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Earwigs

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Dermaptera

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13
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Stoneflies

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Plecoptera

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14
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Webspinners

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Embiidina/embioptera

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Zorapterans

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Zoraptera

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Termites

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Isoptera

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Mantids (preying mantids, mantis)

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Mantodea

18
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Cockroaches

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Blattodea

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Thrips

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Thysanoptera

20
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Booklice, barklice, psocids

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Psocoptera

21
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Sucking lice (Anoplura)
Chewing lice (mallophaga: amblycera, ischnocera)
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Phthiraptera

22
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Beetles, weevils

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Coleoptera

23
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Lacewings, alderflies, dobsonflies, fishflies, snakeflies, antlions, owlflies

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Neuroptera

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Bees (honeybees, carpenter bees, bumble bees, etc.), wasps, ants

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Hymenoptera

25
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Caddisflies

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Trichoptera

26
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Butterflies, moths

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Lepidoptera

27
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Fleas

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Siphonaptera

28
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Scorpionflies

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Mecoptera

29
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Twisted-wing parasites

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Strepsiptera

30
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True flies (housefly, blow flies, flesh flies, drain/moth flies, etc.), mosquitoes

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Diptera

31
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Includes:
Sub-order Heteroptera
Sub-order sternorrhyncha (formerly order homoptera)
Sub-order auchenorrhyncha (formerly order homoptera)
Sub-order coleorrhyncha

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Hemiptera

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[sub-order]
True bugs (bedbugs, kissing bugs/triatomine bugs, rice bug, black bug, etc.)
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Heteroptera

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[sub-order]
Aphids, mealybugs, psyllids, whiteflies, spittlebugs, coconut scale insects
-formerly order Homoptera

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Sternorrhyncha

34
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[sub-order]
Planthoppers, leafhoppers, cicadas, spittlebugs, treehoppers
-formerly order Homoptera

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Auchenorrhyncha

35
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[sub-order]

Beetle-like bugs

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Coleorrhyncha

36
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3 orders that are removed from the insect group in some references.

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Collembola, protura, diplura

37
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The most beneficial insect group

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Hymenoptera

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