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suborder Auchnorrhyncha

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beak base posterior
3 segmented tarsi
setaceous antennae

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Suborder Heteroptera

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beak base anterior

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Suborder Sternorrhyncha

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beak base posterior, small, inactive, 1-2 tarsomeres

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Suborder Heteroptera cn

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true bugs, X on back

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% Corixidae

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water boatman
counter-shaded aquatic

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% Gerridae

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water striders
antiapical claws

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% Miridae

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Plant bugs - leaf bugs
wing bends down

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% nabidae

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damsel bugs
many small cells surrounding margin of wing membr.

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%Notonetidae

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backswimmers
gressorial pretarsus, counter-shading

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% Veliidae

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broad-shouldered water striders/ rifflebugs
smaller, antiapical claws

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Suborder Adephaga

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troconter sticks out
suture out there

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suborder Polyphaga

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troconters tight against femur
suture on edge

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% Carabidae

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ground and tiger beetles
prognathous, fast, subapical spur

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subfamily Cicindellinae

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tiger beetles

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% Dytiscidae

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water beetle
troconter out, no ventral spine, some with swollen prothoracic legs

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% Gryinidae

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whirligig beetles
split compound eyes

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% Staphilinidae

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rove beetles
truncated wings

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% Cantharidae

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soldier beetles
pronotal shield, soft elytra, head not covered

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%Lampyridae

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fireflies

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% Hydrophilidae

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Water scavenging beetles

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%Meloidae

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blister beetles
abdomen sticks out

21
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% Scarabaeidae

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scarab

22
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% Coccinellidae

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ladybugs
/ladybird beetles

23
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%Carambycidae

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long-horned beetles
notched eyes
4-4-4

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%Buprestidae

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metallic woodboring beetles

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% Lucanidae

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stag beetles
big mandibles
lamellate antennae

26
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% Elateridae

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click beetles
pronotal corners

27
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% curculionidae

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weevils

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% Reduviidae

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cn: assassin bugs, ambush bugs
beak with groove, neck

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% Lygaeidae

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cn: Seed bugs
head wide as pronotum, colorful, 4-5 longitudinal veins in hemelytra membr.

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% Coreidae

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cn: Leaf-footed bugs. squash bugs
head narrower than pronotum, metathoracic tibia enlarged

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% Rhopalidae

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cn: Scentless plant bug
Head as wide as pronotum, boxelder bug type beat, many longitudinal veins

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% Nepidae

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cn: Waterscorpion
ME WHEN I GET YOU legs (raptorial)
elongated breathing siphon

33
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% Pentatomidae

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cn: Stink bug
round ovoid
5 segmented antennae
stinkyy

34
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% Scutelleridae

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cn: Shield-back beetles
round ovoid, scutellum COVERS abdomen, covering most of wings, 4 segmented antennae

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% Belostomatidae

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cn: Gaint water bug
huge, robust raptorial legs, short breathing siphon

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% Cimicidae

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cn: beg bugs
:C
yeah

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% Cicadidae

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cn: Cicadas
got a tymbal that go EEEE

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% Membracicae

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cn: Treehoppers
pronotum extends over abdomen, covering some or all of the wings
know how to jump good

39
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% Cicadellidae

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cn: Leafhopper
Metatibia with 1-2 rows of spines
dorsally flattened

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% Acanaloniidae

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cn: Acnaloniid planthoppers
posterior margin of wing more rounded than flatid plant hoppers

40
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% Cercopidae

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cn: spittlebug (and FROGhoppers, my gosh what is this family)

metatibia with robust apical spines
slightly dorsoventrally flattened
/srs

40
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% Flatidae

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cn: Flatid planthopper
wedge-shaped apical margin of wing, squared off

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Suborder Sternorryncha

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cn: Homopterans
beak base posterior
wings are roof-like over the body

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% Aphididae

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cn: aphids!??!?!??
cornicles (two butt-spikes)
balloon

43
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Superfamily coccoidea

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cn: Scale insects, mealybgs
female glued to substrate and normally lacks functioning legs

44
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superfamily pseudococcinea

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cn: mealybug
female and male mobile
soft-bodied

45
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% Coccidae

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cn: soft-scales
females lack back legs that function
female globular in shape
glued on there frfr

46
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% Diaspididae

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cn: Oystershell scale
small, fully glued onto substrate and are flat in shape

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