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Diplura/NCState-AgNIC
This page has resources on Diplura. [eng] |
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The Diplura
The Diplura or two pronged bristle-tails (from diplos = double and oura = a tail) are another group of soil and leaf-litter insects of ancient origin, they are mostly small (the largest being about 5cm long), often white in colour and occurr all over the world. There are around 800 known species 11 of which occurr in Great Britain and 70 in North America. The cerci or (tails) are often long, but may be short and stubby or even pincer like. [eng] |
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Diplura/NCState-AgNIC
This page has resources on Diplura. [eng] |
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Diplura
Diplura occur in North America: list of species. [eng] |
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Diplura
The name Diplura, derived from the Greek words "diplo-" meaning two and "ura" meaning tails, refers to the large cerci at the rear of the abdomen. [eng] |
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Diplura
Part of Tree of Life. [eng] |
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Diplura Type Collection Holdings
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Checklist: South African Diplurans (Diplura)
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Diplura Bibliographies/NCState-AgNIC
Bibliographies put together at NC State on the Diplura order. [eng] |
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Order Diplura
Insects of the San Francisco Bay Area, University of California, Berkeley. [eng] |
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