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Zoology

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Order Collembola   Antennae with four to six segments; compound eyes absent; abdomen with six segments, most with springing appendage on fourth segment; inhabit soil and leaf litter.  
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Order Thysanura   Tapering abdomen; flattened; scales on body; terminal cerci; long antennae; ametabolous metamorphosis.  
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Order Odonata   Elongate, membranous wings with netlike venation; abdomen long and slender; compound eyes occupy most of head; hemimetabolous metamorphosis.  
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Order Orthoptera   Forewing long, narrow, and leathery; hindwing broad and membranous; chewing mouthparts; hemimetabolous metamorphosis.  
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Order Dermaptera   Elongate; chewing mouthparts; threadlike antennae; abdoment with unsegmented forcepslike cerci; hemimetabolous metamorphosis.  
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Order Isoptera   Workers white and wingless; front and hindwings of reproductives of equal size; reproductives and some soldiers may be sclerotized; abdomen broadly joins thorax; social; hemimetabolous metamorphosis.  
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Order Coleoptera   Forewings sclerotized, forming covers (elytra) over the abdomen; hindwings membranous; chewing mouthparts; the largest insect order; holometaboulous metamorphosis.  
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Order Hemiptera   True Bugs. Piercing-sucking mouthparts; mandibles and first maxillae styletlike and lying in grooved labiam; wings membranous; hemimetabolous metemorphosis.  
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Order Lepidoptera   Wings broad and covered with scales; mouthparts formed into a sucking tube; holometabolous metamorphosis.  
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Order Diptera   Mesothoracic wings well developed; metathoracic wings reduced to knoblike halteres; variously modified but never chewing mouthparts; holometabolous metamorphosis.  
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Order Hymenoptera   Wings membranous with few veins; well-developed ovipositor, sometimes modified into a sting; mouthparts modified for biting and lapping; social and solitary species; holometabolous metamorphosis.  
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Order Siphonaptera   Laterally flattened, sucking mouthparts; jumping legs; parasites of birds and mammals; holometabolous metamorphosis.  
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Order Siphonaptera   Fleas  
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Order Hymenoptera   Ants, bees, wasps  
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Order Diptera   Flies  
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Order Lepidoptera   Moths, butterflies  
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Order Hemiptera   Bugs, cicada, leafhoppers, aphids  
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Order Coleoptera   Beetles  
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Order Isoptera   Termites  
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Order Dermaptera   Earwigs  
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Order Orthoptera   Grasshoppers, crickets, katydids  
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Order Odonata   Dragonflies, damselflies  
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Order Thysanura   Silverfish  
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Order Collembola   Springtails  
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