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Zöology; a textbook for colleges and universities . FIG. 80. A springtail(Entomobrya); greatlymagnified. Order Collembola Small, wingless terrestrial insects,without metamorphosis. The an-tennae are well developed, but havefew joints. A forked appendage (fur-cula) beneath the abdomen enables theFrom Bulletin 67, u. s. msect to leap - in one group this is National Museum absent. The body is sometimesclothed with scales. These smallcreatures, known as springtails, may be found under rocks. One kind occurs on snow in the winter. Order Thysanura Wingless terrestrial insects withslender antennae an Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/zology-a-textbook-for-colleges-and-universities-fig-80-a-springtailentomobrya-greatlymagnified-order-collembola-small-wingless-terrestrial-insectswithout-metamorphosis-the-an-tennae-are-well-developed-but-havefew-joints-a-forked-appendage-fur-cula-beneath-the-abdomen-enables-thefrom-bulletin-67-u-s-msect-to-leap-in-one-group-this-is-national-museum-absent-the-body-is-sometimesclothed-with-scales-these-smallcreatures-known-as-springtails-may-be-found-under-rocks-one-kind-occurs-on-snow-in-the-winter-order-thysanura-wingless-terrestrial-insects-withslender-antennae-an-image340306706.htmlRM2ANJ8JX–Zöology; a textbook for colleges and universities . FIG. 80. A springtail(Entomobrya); greatlymagnified. Order Collembola Small, wingless terrestrial insects,without metamorphosis. The an-tennae are well developed, but havefew joints. A forked appendage (fur-cula) beneath the abdomen enables theFrom Bulletin 67, u. s. msect to leap - in one group this is National Museum absent. The body is sometimesclothed with scales. These smallcreatures, known as springtails, may be found under rocks. One kind occurs on snow in the winter. Order Thysanura Wingless terrestrial insects withslender antennae an
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Dicyrtoma fusca globular springtail (Order Symphypleona) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/dicyrtoma-fusca-globular-springtail-order-symphypleona-image229583661.htmlRFR9EC8D–Dicyrtoma fusca globular springtail (Order Symphypleona)
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![. A manual of zoology. Zoology. IV. INSECTA: HEXAPODA, ARCHIPTERA 419 inal somite; two or three additional pairs appear in other genera. The cerci or large 'bristles' are also regarded as abdominal appendages. Sub Order I. THYSANURA (Bristle-tails). Body elongate, with long bristles (cerci) at the hinder end. Lepisma saccharina* silver fish, common among old books and papers, does considerable damage. Campodea* (fig. 365). iHachilis/" lapyx* with caudal forceps. Sub Order II. COLLEMBOLA (Spring-tails). Compressed forms in which two jointed appendages bent under the body serve as a spring, Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PG3NTB/a-manual-of-zoology-zoology-iv-insecta-hexapoda-archiptera-419-inal-somite-two-or-three-additional-pairs-appear-in-other-genera-the-cerci-or-large-bristles-are-also-regarded-as-abdominal-appendages-sub-order-i-thysanura-bristle-tails-body-elongate-with-long-bristles-cerci-at-the-hinder-end-lepisma-saccharina-silver-fish-common-among-old-books-and-papers-does-considerable-damage-campodea-fig-365-ihachilisquot-lapyx-with-caudal-forceps-sub-order-ii-collembola-spring-tails-compressed-forms-in-which-two-jointed-appendages-bent-under-the-body-serve-as-a-spring-PG3NTB.jpg ". A manual of zoology. Zoology. IV. INSECTA: HEXAPODA, ARCHIPTERA 419 inal somite; two or three additional pairs appear in other genera. The cerci or large 'bristles' are also regarded as abdominal appendages. Sub Order I. THYSANURA (Bristle-tails). Body elongate, with long bristles (cerci) at the hinder end. Lepisma saccharina* silver fish, common among old books and papers, does considerable damage. Campodea* (fig. 365). iHachilis/" lapyx* with caudal forceps. Sub Order II. COLLEMBOLA (Spring-tails). Compressed forms in which two jointed appendages bent under the body serve as a spring, Stock Photo")
. A manual of zoology. Zoology. IV. INSECTA: HEXAPODA, ARCHIPTERA 419 inal somite; two or three additional pairs appear in other genera. The cerci or large 'bristles' are also regarded as abdominal appendages. Sub Order I. THYSANURA (Bristle-tails). Body elongate, with long bristles (cerci) at the hinder end. Lepisma saccharina* silver fish, common among old books and papers, does considerable damage. Campodea* (fig. 365). iHachilis/" lapyx* with caudal forceps. Sub Order II. COLLEMBOLA (Spring-tails). Compressed forms in which two jointed appendages bent under the body serve as a spring, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-zoology-zoology-iv-insecta-hexapoda-archiptera-419-inal-somite-two-or-three-additional-pairs-appear-in-other-genera-the-cerci-or-large-bristles-are-also-regarded-as-abdominal-appendages-sub-order-i-thysanura-bristle-tails-body-elongate-with-long-bristles-cerci-at-the-hinder-end-lepisma-saccharina-silver-fish-common-among-old-books-and-papers-does-considerable-damage-campodea-fig-365-ihachilisquot-lapyx-with-caudal-forceps-sub-order-ii-collembola-spring-tails-compressed-forms-in-which-two-jointed-appendages-bent-under-the-body-serve-as-a-spring-image216441915.htmlRMPG3NTB–. A manual of zoology. Zoology. IV. INSECTA: HEXAPODA, ARCHIPTERA 419 inal somite; two or three additional pairs appear in other genera. The cerci or large 'bristles' are also regarded as abdominal appendages. Sub Order I. THYSANURA (Bristle-tails). Body elongate, with long bristles (cerci) at the hinder end. Lepisma saccharina* silver fish, common among old books and papers, does considerable damage. Campodea* (fig. 365). iHachilis/" lapyx* with caudal forceps. Sub Order II. COLLEMBOLA (Spring-tails). Compressed forms in which two jointed appendages bent under the body serve as a spring,
![Elementary textbook of economic zoology Elementary textbook of economic zoology and entomology . elementarytextbo00kell Year: [c1915] THE CLASSIFICATION OF INSECTS 155 known as the spring-tails, or Collembola, are very small indeed, most of them measuring only two or three millimeters in length. These Collembola are more specialized in structure than the other Aptera, and represent a side line of evolutionary de- velopment within the order. Most of them possess a curious forked spring on the under side of the body by means of which they leap vigorougly when disturbed. But few of these minute Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RYYREA/elementary-textbook-of-economic-zoology-elementary-textbook-of-economic-zoology-and-entomology-elementarytextbo00kell-year-c1915-the-classification-of-insects-155-known-as-the-spring-tails-or-collembola-are-very-small-indeed-most-of-them-measuring-only-two-or-three-millimeters-in-length-these-collembola-are-more-specialized-in-structure-than-the-other-aptera-and-represent-a-side-line-of-evolutionary-de-velopment-within-the-order-most-of-them-possess-a-curious-forked-spring-on-the-under-side-of-the-body-by-means-of-which-they-leap-vigorougly-when-disturbed-but-few-of-these-minute-RYYREA.jpg "Elementary textbook of economic zoology Elementary textbook of economic zoology and entomology . elementarytextbo00kell Year: [c1915] THE CLASSIFICATION OF INSECTS 155 known as the spring-tails, or Collembola, are very small indeed, most of them measuring only two or three millimeters in length. These Collembola are more specialized in structure than the other Aptera, and represent a side line of evolutionary de- velopment within the order. Most of them possess a curious forked spring on the under side of the body by means of which they leap vigorougly when disturbed. But few of these minute Stock Photo")
Elementary textbook of economic zoology Elementary textbook of economic zoology and entomology . elementarytextbo00kell Year: [c1915] THE CLASSIFICATION OF INSECTS 155 known as the spring-tails, or Collembola, are very small indeed, most of them measuring only two or three millimeters in length. These Collembola are more specialized in structure than the other Aptera, and represent a side line of evolutionary de- velopment within the order. Most of them possess a curious forked spring on the under side of the body by means of which they leap vigorougly when disturbed. But few of these minute Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/elementary-textbook-of-economic-zoology-elementary-textbook-of-economic-zoology-and-entomology-elementarytextbo00kell-year-c1915-the-classification-of-insects-155-known-as-the-spring-tails-or-collembola-are-very-small-indeed-most-of-them-measuring-only-two-or-three-millimeters-in-length-these-collembola-are-more-specialized-in-structure-than-the-other-aptera-and-represent-a-side-line-of-evolutionary-de-velopment-within-the-order-most-of-them-possess-a-curious-forked-spring-on-the-under-side-of-the-body-by-means-of-which-they-leap-vigorougly-when-disturbed-but-few-of-these-minute-image240941634.htmlRMRYYREA–Elementary textbook of economic zoology Elementary textbook of economic zoology and entomology . elementarytextbo00kell Year: [c1915] THE CLASSIFICATION OF INSECTS 155 known as the spring-tails, or Collembola, are very small indeed, most of them measuring only two or three millimeters in length. These Collembola are more specialized in structure than the other Aptera, and represent a side line of evolutionary de- velopment within the order. Most of them possess a curious forked spring on the under side of the body by means of which they leap vigorougly when disturbed. But few of these minute
![. Economic entomology . Scale of Lepidocyrtus curvicollis, much magnified, and portion of it still more enlarged. bears the same cachet. We therefore propose to retain the name Thysanura for the whole order, and to take Sir John's name Col- lembola for the first section, and leave the other under its old name of Lepismidse. Tribe COLLEMBOLA. Horticulturists, at least those who possess "frames," still more those who have cucumber-frames or hot-beds, are pretty familiar with the insects of this family. If we place a cloth over the glass, we shall probably find next morning, on removing Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MAACB5/economic-entomology-scale-of-lepidocyrtus-curvicollis-much-magnified-and-portion-of-it-still-more-enlarged-bears-the-same-cachet-we-therefore-propose-to-retain-the-name-thysanura-for-the-whole-order-and-to-take-sir-johns-name-col-lembola-for-the-first-section-and-leave-the-other-under-its-old-name-of-lepismidse-tribe-collembola-horticulturists-at-least-those-who-possess-quotframesquot-still-more-those-who-have-cucumber-frames-or-hot-beds-are-pretty-familiar-with-the-insects-of-this-family-if-we-place-a-cloth-over-the-glass-we-shall-probably-find-next-morning-on-removing-MAACB5.jpg ". Economic entomology . Scale of Lepidocyrtus curvicollis, much magnified, and portion of it still more enlarged. bears the same cachet. We therefore propose to retain the name Thysanura for the whole order, and to take Sir John's name Col- lembola for the first section, and leave the other under its old name of Lepismidse. Tribe COLLEMBOLA. Horticulturists, at least those who possess "frames," still more those who have cucumber-frames or hot-beds, are pretty familiar with the insects of this family. If we place a cloth over the glass, we shall probably find next morning, on removing Stock Photo")
. Economic entomology . Scale of Lepidocyrtus curvicollis, much magnified, and portion of it still more enlarged. bears the same cachet. We therefore propose to retain the name Thysanura for the whole order, and to take Sir John's name Col- lembola for the first section, and leave the other under its old name of Lepismidse. Tribe COLLEMBOLA. Horticulturists, at least those who possess "frames," still more those who have cucumber-frames or hot-beds, are pretty familiar with the insects of this family. If we place a cloth over the glass, we shall probably find next morning, on removing Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/economic-entomology-scale-of-lepidocyrtus-curvicollis-much-magnified-and-portion-of-it-still-more-enlarged-bears-the-same-cachet-we-therefore-propose-to-retain-the-name-thysanura-for-the-whole-order-and-to-take-sir-johns-name-col-lembola-for-the-first-section-and-leave-the-other-under-its-old-name-of-lepismidse-tribe-collembola-horticulturists-at-least-those-who-possess-quotframesquot-still-more-those-who-have-cucumber-frames-or-hot-beds-are-pretty-familiar-with-the-insects-of-this-family-if-we-place-a-cloth-over-the-glass-we-shall-probably-find-next-morning-on-removing-image178479481.htmlRMMAACB5–. Economic entomology . Scale of Lepidocyrtus curvicollis, much magnified, and portion of it still more enlarged. bears the same cachet. We therefore propose to retain the name Thysanura for the whole order, and to take Sir John's name Col- lembola for the first section, and leave the other under its old name of Lepismidse. Tribe COLLEMBOLA. Horticulturists, at least those who possess "frames," still more those who have cucumber-frames or hot-beds, are pretty familiar with the insects of this family. If we place a cloth over the glass, we shall probably find next morning, on removing
Group of Springtails, Order Collembola. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/group-of-springtails-order-collembola-image501617627.htmlRF2M42JB7–Group of Springtails, Order Collembola.
Springtails, Order Collembola. Eating a kiwifruit Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/springtails-order-collembola-eating-a-kiwifruit-image6142280.htmlRMA3D5T9–Springtails, Order Collembola. Eating a kiwifruit
. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. CLASSIFICATION OF INSECTS 801 Sur un representant d'un nouveau ordre des hemiodonates de Permien de l'Oural. Moskov. Obshch. Isp. Prirody. Otd. Biol. B., 51, pp. 63-70 (1946). ORDER COLLEMBOLA The only extinct family known is Protentomobryidae (Fig. 1157) from Canadian amber of uncertain age (Cretaceous or early Tertiary). The family is characterized by having a furcula which is not differen- tiated into manubrium, dentes and mucrones. Fragments of minute. 1157 1158 Figs. 1157-1158. Collembola and Thysanura 1157. Prot Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bulletin-of-the-museum-of-comparative-zoology-at-harvard-college-zoology-classification-of-insects-801-sur-un-representant-dun-nouveau-ordre-des-hemiodonates-de-permien-de-loural-moskov-obshch-isp-prirody-otd-biol-b-51-pp-63-70-1946-order-collembola-the-only-extinct-family-known-is-protentomobryidae-fig-1157-from-canadian-amber-of-uncertain-age-cretaceous-or-early-tertiary-the-family-is-characterized-by-having-a-furcula-which-is-not-differen-tiated-into-manubrium-dentes-and-mucrones-fragments-of-minute-1157-1158-figs-1157-1158-collembola-and-thysanura-1157-prot-image233862996.htmlRMRGDAHT–. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. CLASSIFICATION OF INSECTS 801 Sur un representant d'un nouveau ordre des hemiodonates de Permien de l'Oural. Moskov. Obshch. Isp. Prirody. Otd. Biol. B., 51, pp. 63-70 (1946). ORDER COLLEMBOLA The only extinct family known is Protentomobryidae (Fig. 1157) from Canadian amber of uncertain age (Cretaceous or early Tertiary). The family is characterized by having a furcula which is not differen- tiated into manubrium, dentes and mucrones. Fragments of minute. 1157 1158 Figs. 1157-1158. Collembola and Thysanura 1157. Prot
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Purple globular springtail (Order Symphypleona) facing the camera Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/purple-globular-springtail-order-symphypleona-facing-the-camera-image229583656.htmlRFR9EC88–Purple globular springtail (Order Symphypleona) facing the camera
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Group of Springtails, Order Collembola on the surface of dirty water. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/group-of-springtails-order-collembola-on-the-surface-of-dirty-water-image502328428.htmlRF2M57110–Group of Springtails, Order Collembola on the surface of dirty water.
. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. Figs. 9-13. Protura, Thysanura, Entotrophi 9. Thermobia, middle leg. Lepismatidse. 10. Machilis, hind leg. Machilidae. 11. Hanseniella, front leg. Scutigerellidse. 12. Acerentulus, middle leg. Acerentomidae. 13. Campodea, middle leg. Campodeidse. ORDER COLLEMBOLA Small or minute, soft-bodied, wingless, springing insects, the body sometimes clothed with scales or hairs. Head freely movable. Antenna; four- to six-jointed. Eyes of a degenerate compound type, composed of a few separated facets; sometimes entirely absent. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bulletin-of-the-museum-of-comparative-zoology-at-harvard-college-zoology-figs-9-13-protura-thysanura-entotrophi-9-thermobia-middle-leg-lepismatidse-10-machilis-hind-leg-machilidae-11-hanseniella-front-leg-scutigerellidse-12-acerentulus-middle-leg-acerentomidae-13-campodea-middle-leg-campodeidse-order-collembola-small-or-minute-soft-bodied-wingless-springing-insects-the-body-sometimes-clothed-with-scales-or-hairs-head-freely-movable-antenna-four-to-six-jointed-eyes-of-a-degenerate-compound-type-composed-of-a-few-separated-facets-sometimes-entirely-absent-image233877704.htmlRMRGE1B4–. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. Figs. 9-13. Protura, Thysanura, Entotrophi 9. Thermobia, middle leg. Lepismatidse. 10. Machilis, hind leg. Machilidae. 11. Hanseniella, front leg. Scutigerellidse. 12. Acerentulus, middle leg. Acerentomidae. 13. Campodea, middle leg. Campodeidse. ORDER COLLEMBOLA Small or minute, soft-bodied, wingless, springing insects, the body sometimes clothed with scales or hairs. Head freely movable. Antenna; four- to six-jointed. Eyes of a degenerate compound type, composed of a few separated facets; sometimes entirely absent.
Springtails, Order Collembola. Group under the bark. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/springtails-order-collembola-group-under-the-bark-image552099860.htmlRF2R26904–Springtails, Order Collembola. Group under the bark.
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Insects : their life-histories and habits . saccharina, the silver-fish,or silver-lady of our cupboards and pantries. It feedsupon a great variety of substances, and sometimes doesmischief to old prints, books, &c, by gnawing away thesurface of the paper. An allied species is TJtermobiafumorum, which frequents London warehouses andbakeries, Avhere it is termed the fire brat. Other speciesare found on the sea shore. In all Thysanura there areten abdominal segments, some of which carry pairs ofrudimentary limbs. Sub-Order 2.—Collembola. These are the spring-tails, so-called because manyof the sp Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/insects-their-life-histories-and-habits-saccharina-the-silver-fishor-silver-lady-of-our-cupboards-and-pantries-it-feedsupon-a-great-variety-of-substances-and-sometimes-doesmischief-to-old-prints-books-c-by-gnawing-away-thesurface-of-the-paper-an-allied-species-is-tjtermobiafumorum-which-frequents-london-warehouses-andbakeries-avhere-it-is-termed-the-fire-brat-other-speciesare-found-on-the-sea-shore-in-all-thysanura-there-areten-abdominal-segments-some-of-which-carry-pairs-ofrudimentary-limbs-sub-order-2collembola-these-are-the-spring-tails-so-called-because-manyof-the-sp-image338080868.htmlRM2AJ0WGM–Insects : their life-histories and habits . saccharina, the silver-fish,or silver-lady of our cupboards and pantries. It feedsupon a great variety of substances, and sometimes doesmischief to old prints, books, &c, by gnawing away thesurface of the paper. An allied species is TJtermobiafumorum, which frequents London warehouses andbakeries, Avhere it is termed the fire brat. Other speciesare found on the sea shore. In all Thysanura there areten abdominal segments, some of which carry pairs ofrudimentary limbs. Sub-Order 2.—Collembola. These are the spring-tails, so-called because manyof the sp
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Entomology : with special reference to its biological and economic aspects . new hair, which has been form-ing inside the old one. Scales. — Besides occurringthroughout the order Lepidopteraand in numerous Trichoptera,scales are found in many Thys-anura and Collembola, severalfamilies of Coleoptera (includingDermestidce and Curculionida?), afew Diptera and a few PsocidcC. Though diverse in form (Fig.92), scales are essentially flattenedsacs having at one end a shortpedicel for attachment to the in-tegument. The scales usually bear markings, which aremore or less characteristic of the species; Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/entomology-with-special-reference-to-its-biological-and-economic-aspects-new-hair-which-has-been-form-ing-inside-the-old-one-scales-besides-occurringthroughout-the-order-lepidopteraand-in-numerous-trichopterascales-are-found-in-many-thys-anura-and-collembola-severalfamilies-of-coleoptera-includingdermestidce-and-curculionida-afew-diptera-and-a-few-psocidcc-though-diverse-in-form-fig92-scales-are-essentially-flattenedsacs-having-at-one-end-a-shortpedicel-for-attachment-to-the-in-tegument-the-scales-usually-bear-markings-which-aremore-or-less-characteristic-of-the-species-image338084964.htmlRM2AJ12R0–Entomology : with special reference to its biological and economic aspects . new hair, which has been form-ing inside the old one. Scales. — Besides occurringthroughout the order Lepidopteraand in numerous Trichoptera,scales are found in many Thys-anura and Collembola, severalfamilies of Coleoptera (includingDermestidce and Curculionida?), afew Diptera and a few PsocidcC. Though diverse in form (Fig.92), scales are essentially flattenedsacs having at one end a shortpedicel for attachment to the in-tegument. The scales usually bear markings, which aremore or less characteristic of the species;
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. Natural history. Zoology. GRASSHOPPERS, LOCUSTS, AND DRAGONFLIES. 569 and Collembola separately, .many groups besides these are regarded by some authors as forming distinct orders. Although the size and importance of the dragonflies indicate them as the true types of the Liunean Netiroptara, yet they have sometimes been united with the Orthoptera under the absurd term Fseudo-neurop- tera. But the dissimilarity of their wings is quite suflBcient Dragonflies to preclude their being classed in the same order as the (Odonata). Orthoptera, while if they were, the name Orthoptera would have to b Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/natural-history-zoology-grasshoppers-locusts-and-dragonflies-569-and-collembola-separately-many-groups-besides-these-are-regarded-by-some-authors-as-forming-distinct-orders-although-the-size-and-importance-of-the-dragonflies-indicate-them-as-the-true-types-of-the-liunean-netiroptara-yet-they-have-sometimes-been-united-with-the-orthoptera-under-the-absurd-term-fseudo-neurop-tera-but-the-dissimilarity-of-their-wings-is-quite-suflbcient-dragonflies-to-preclude-their-being-classed-in-the-same-order-as-the-odonata-orthoptera-while-if-they-were-the-name-orthoptera-would-have-to-b-image232302243.htmlRMRDX7TK–. Natural history. Zoology. GRASSHOPPERS, LOCUSTS, AND DRAGONFLIES. 569 and Collembola separately, .many groups besides these are regarded by some authors as forming distinct orders. Although the size and importance of the dragonflies indicate them as the true types of the Liunean Netiroptara, yet they have sometimes been united with the Orthoptera under the absurd term Fseudo-neurop- tera. But the dissimilarity of their wings is quite suflBcient Dragonflies to preclude their being classed in the same order as the (Odonata). Orthoptera, while if they were, the name Orthoptera would have to b
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. Economic entomology. Beneficial insects; Insect pests; Thysanura. 402 THYSANURA, CASE in the same order, and consequerxtly broke it up and made two orders of it—one, the Spring tails, which he called Co'llembola, and the other the Lepismid^, for which he retained the name Thysanura. No one can dispute that there is a marked distinc- tion between the two—the one with its jumping apparatus, and the other with its projecting terminal, jointed bristles, besides other distinguishing characters—and effect must be given to these differences in some shape; but whether it is sufficient to warrant the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/economic-entomology-beneficial-insects-insect-pests-thysanura-402-thysanura-case-in-the-same-order-and-consequerxtly-broke-it-up-and-made-two-orders-of-itone-the-spring-tails-which-he-called-collembola-and-the-other-the-lepismid-for-which-he-retained-the-name-thysanura-no-one-can-dispute-that-there-is-a-marked-distinc-tion-between-the-twothe-one-with-its-jumping-apparatus-and-the-other-with-its-projecting-terminal-jointed-bristles-besides-other-distinguishing-charactersand-effect-must-be-given-to-these-differences-in-some-shape-but-whether-it-is-sufficient-to-warrant-the-image232329491.htmlRMRDYEHR–. Economic entomology. Beneficial insects; Insect pests; Thysanura. 402 THYSANURA, CASE in the same order, and consequerxtly broke it up and made two orders of it—one, the Spring tails, which he called Co'llembola, and the other the Lepismid^, for which he retained the name Thysanura. No one can dispute that there is a marked distinc- tion between the two—the one with its jumping apparatus, and the other with its projecting terminal, jointed bristles, besides other distinguishing characters—and effect must be given to these differences in some shape; but whether it is sufficient to warrant the
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![. Economic entomology. Beneficial insects; Insect pests; Thysanura. SPRING TAILS. 403 CASE of species of Collembola, being that of a scale of Lepidocyrtus curvicollis, which, no doubt, deviates from the others, but still. Scale of Lepidocyrtus curvicollis, much magnified, and portion of it still more enlarged. bears the same cachet. We therefore propose to retain the name Thysanura for the whole order, and to take Sir John's name Col- lembola for the first section, and leave the other under its old name of Lepismidse. Tribe COLLEMBOLA. Horticulturists, at least those who possess "frames,& Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDYEHN/economic-entomology-beneficial-insects-insect-pests-thysanura-spring-tails-403-case-of-species-of-collembola-being-that-of-a-scale-of-lepidocyrtus-curvicollis-which-no-doubt-deviates-from-the-others-but-still-scale-of-lepidocyrtus-curvicollis-much-magnified-and-portion-of-it-still-more-enlarged-bears-the-same-cachet-we-therefore-propose-to-retain-the-name-thysanura-for-the-whole-order-and-to-take-sir-johns-name-col-lembola-for-the-first-section-and-leave-the-other-under-its-old-name-of-lepismidse-tribe-collembola-horticulturists-at-least-those-who-possess-quotframes-RDYEHN.jpg ". Economic entomology. Beneficial insects; Insect pests; Thysanura. SPRING TAILS. 403 CASE of species of Collembola, being that of a scale of Lepidocyrtus curvicollis, which, no doubt, deviates from the others, but still. Scale of Lepidocyrtus curvicollis, much magnified, and portion of it still more enlarged. bears the same cachet. We therefore propose to retain the name Thysanura for the whole order, and to take Sir John's name Col- lembola for the first section, and leave the other under its old name of Lepismidse. Tribe COLLEMBOLA. Horticulturists, at least those who possess "frames,& Stock Photo")
. Economic entomology. Beneficial insects; Insect pests; Thysanura. SPRING TAILS. 403 CASE of species of Collembola, being that of a scale of Lepidocyrtus curvicollis, which, no doubt, deviates from the others, but still. Scale of Lepidocyrtus curvicollis, much magnified, and portion of it still more enlarged. bears the same cachet. We therefore propose to retain the name Thysanura for the whole order, and to take Sir John's name Col- lembola for the first section, and leave the other under its old name of Lepismidse. Tribe COLLEMBOLA. Horticulturists, at least those who possess "frames,& Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/economic-entomology-beneficial-insects-insect-pests-thysanura-spring-tails-403-case-of-species-of-collembola-being-that-of-a-scale-of-lepidocyrtus-curvicollis-which-no-doubt-deviates-from-the-others-but-still-scale-of-lepidocyrtus-curvicollis-much-magnified-and-portion-of-it-still-more-enlarged-bears-the-same-cachet-we-therefore-propose-to-retain-the-name-thysanura-for-the-whole-order-and-to-take-sir-johns-name-col-lembola-for-the-first-section-and-leave-the-other-under-its-old-name-of-lepismidse-tribe-collembola-horticulturists-at-least-those-who-possess-quotframes-image232329489.htmlRMRDYEHN–. Economic entomology. Beneficial insects; Insect pests; Thysanura. SPRING TAILS. 403 CASE of species of Collembola, being that of a scale of Lepidocyrtus curvicollis, which, no doubt, deviates from the others, but still. Scale of Lepidocyrtus curvicollis, much magnified, and portion of it still more enlarged. bears the same cachet. We therefore propose to retain the name Thysanura for the whole order, and to take Sir John's name Col- lembola for the first section, and leave the other under its old name of Lepismidse. Tribe COLLEMBOLA. Horticulturists, at least those who possess "frames,&
. Outlines of zoology. Zoology. WINGS. 309 that the very simplest wingless insects, known as Collembola and Thysanura, ever had wings. There are many interesting differences in regard to wings in the various order of Insects. Thus, in beetles, the front pair form wing covers or elytra, in the little bee parasites—Strepsiptera—they are twisted rudiments, in flies the posterior pair are small knobbed stalks (halteres or balancers), in bees the wings on each side are hooked together. When the insect is at rest, the wings are usually folded neatly on the back ; but dragon flies and others keep the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/outlines-of-zoology-zoology-wings-309-that-the-very-simplest-wingless-insects-known-as-collembola-and-thysanura-ever-had-wings-there-are-many-interesting-differences-in-regard-to-wings-in-the-various-order-of-insects-thus-in-beetles-the-front-pair-form-wing-covers-or-elytra-in-the-little-bee-parasitesstrepsipterathey-are-twisted-rudiments-in-flies-the-posterior-pair-are-small-knobbed-stalks-halteres-or-balancers-in-bees-the-wings-on-each-side-are-hooked-together-when-the-insect-is-at-rest-the-wings-are-usually-folded-neatly-on-the-back-but-dragon-flies-and-others-keep-the-image232320941.htmlRMRDY3MD–. Outlines of zoology. Zoology. WINGS. 309 that the very simplest wingless insects, known as Collembola and Thysanura, ever had wings. There are many interesting differences in regard to wings in the various order of Insects. Thus, in beetles, the front pair form wing covers or elytra, in the little bee parasites—Strepsiptera—they are twisted rudiments, in flies the posterior pair are small knobbed stalks (halteres or balancers), in bees the wings on each side are hooked together. When the insect is at rest, the wings are usually folded neatly on the back ; but dragon flies and others keep the
. Class book of economic entomology, with special reference to the economic insects of the northern United States and Canada. Beneficial insects; Insect pests; Insects; Insects. CLASSIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION OF COMMON INSECTS 95 {Lepisma saccharina BB. Body not covered with scales. C. Caudal appendages many-jointed.—Campodeidce. CC. Caudal appendages sickle-shaped.—JapygidcB. ... Abdomen with not more than six segments; antenna; with not more than eight Joints; no caudal appendages.—Collembola Order. B. Ventral spring present. C. Spring on penultimate abdominal segment. D. Abdomen globular. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/class-book-of-economic-entomology-with-special-reference-to-the-economic-insects-of-the-northern-united-states-and-canada-beneficial-insects-insect-pests-insects-insects-classification-and-description-of-common-insects-95-lepisma-saccharina-bb-body-not-covered-with-scales-c-caudal-appendages-many-jointedcampodeidce-cc-caudal-appendages-sickle-shapedjapygidcb-abdomen-with-not-more-than-six-segments-antenna-with-not-more-than-eight-joints-no-caudal-appendagescollembola-order-b-ventral-spring-present-c-spring-on-penultimate-abdominal-segment-d-abdomen-globular-image232774097.htmlRMREKNMH–. Class book of economic entomology, with special reference to the economic insects of the northern United States and Canada. Beneficial insects; Insect pests; Insects; Insects. CLASSIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION OF COMMON INSECTS 95 {Lepisma saccharina BB. Body not covered with scales. C. Caudal appendages many-jointed.—Campodeidce. CC. Caudal appendages sickle-shaped.—JapygidcB. ... Abdomen with not more than six segments; antenna; with not more than eight Joints; no caudal appendages.—Collembola Order. B. Ventral spring present. C. Spring on penultimate abdominal segment. D. Abdomen globular.
![. A manual of zoology. Zoology. IV. INSECTA: HEXAPODA, ARCHIPTERA 419 inal somite; two or three additional pairs appear in other genera. The cerci or large 'bristles' are also regarded as abdominal appendages. Sub Order I. THYSANURA (Bristle-tails). Body elongate, with long bristles (cerci) at the hinder end. Lepisma saccharina* silver fish, common among old books and papers, does considerable damage. Campodea* (fig. 365). iHachilis/" lapyx* with caudal forceps. Sub Order II. COLLEMBOLA (Spring-tails). Compressed forms in which two jointed appendages bent under the body serve as a spring, Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDJ634/a-manual-of-zoology-zoology-iv-insecta-hexapoda-archiptera-419-inal-somite-two-or-three-additional-pairs-appear-in-other-genera-the-cerci-or-large-bristles-are-also-regarded-as-abdominal-appendages-sub-order-i-thysanura-bristle-tails-body-elongate-with-long-bristles-cerci-at-the-hinder-end-lepisma-saccharina-silver-fish-common-among-old-books-and-papers-does-considerable-damage-campodea-fig-365-ihachilisquot-lapyx-with-caudal-forceps-sub-order-ii-collembola-spring-tails-compressed-forms-in-which-two-jointed-appendages-bent-under-the-body-serve-as-a-spring-RDJ634.jpg ". A manual of zoology. Zoology. IV. INSECTA: HEXAPODA, ARCHIPTERA 419 inal somite; two or three additional pairs appear in other genera. The cerci or large 'bristles' are also regarded as abdominal appendages. Sub Order I. THYSANURA (Bristle-tails). Body elongate, with long bristles (cerci) at the hinder end. Lepisma saccharina* silver fish, common among old books and papers, does considerable damage. Campodea* (fig. 365). iHachilis/" lapyx* with caudal forceps. Sub Order II. COLLEMBOLA (Spring-tails). Compressed forms in which two jointed appendages bent under the body serve as a spring, Stock Photo")
. A manual of zoology. Zoology. IV. INSECTA: HEXAPODA, ARCHIPTERA 419 inal somite; two or three additional pairs appear in other genera. The cerci or large 'bristles' are also regarded as abdominal appendages. Sub Order I. THYSANURA (Bristle-tails). Body elongate, with long bristles (cerci) at the hinder end. Lepisma saccharina* silver fish, common among old books and papers, does considerable damage. Campodea* (fig. 365). iHachilis/" lapyx* with caudal forceps. Sub Order II. COLLEMBOLA (Spring-tails). Compressed forms in which two jointed appendages bent under the body serve as a spring, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-zoology-zoology-iv-insecta-hexapoda-archiptera-419-inal-somite-two-or-three-additional-pairs-appear-in-other-genera-the-cerci-or-large-bristles-are-also-regarded-as-abdominal-appendages-sub-order-i-thysanura-bristle-tails-body-elongate-with-long-bristles-cerci-at-the-hinder-end-lepisma-saccharina-silver-fish-common-among-old-books-and-papers-does-considerable-damage-campodea-fig-365-ihachilisquot-lapyx-with-caudal-forceps-sub-order-ii-collembola-spring-tails-compressed-forms-in-which-two-jointed-appendages-bent-under-the-body-serve-as-a-spring-image232125240.htmlRMRDJ634–. A manual of zoology. Zoology. IV. INSECTA: HEXAPODA, ARCHIPTERA 419 inal somite; two or three additional pairs appear in other genera. The cerci or large 'bristles' are also regarded as abdominal appendages. Sub Order I. THYSANURA (Bristle-tails). Body elongate, with long bristles (cerci) at the hinder end. Lepisma saccharina* silver fish, common among old books and papers, does considerable damage. Campodea* (fig. 365). iHachilis/" lapyx* with caudal forceps. Sub Order II. COLLEMBOLA (Spring-tails). Compressed forms in which two jointed appendages bent under the body serve as a spring,
. Class book of economic entomology, with special reference to the economic insects of the northern United States and Canada. Beneficial insects; Insect pests; Insects; Insects. CLASSIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION OF COMMON INSECTS 95 BB. Body not covered with scales. C. Caudal appendages many-jointed.—Campodcidce. CC. Caudal appendages sickle-shaped.—Japygidce. AA. Abdomen with not more than six segments; antennae with not more than eight joints; no caudal appendages.—Collembola Order. B. Ventral spring present. C. Spring on penultimate abdominal segment. D. Abdomen globular.—Sminthuridce. DD Abdo Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/class-book-of-economic-entomology-with-special-reference-to-the-economic-insects-of-the-northern-united-states-and-canada-beneficial-insects-insect-pests-insects-insects-classification-and-description-of-common-insects-95-bb-body-not-covered-with-scales-c-caudal-appendages-many-jointedcampodcidce-cc-caudal-appendages-sickle-shapedjapygidce-aa-abdomen-with-not-more-than-six-segments-antennae-with-not-more-than-eight-joints-no-caudal-appendagescollembola-order-b-ventral-spring-present-c-spring-on-penultimate-abdominal-segment-d-abdomen-globularsminthuridce-dd-abdo-image232773795.htmlRMREKN9R–. Class book of economic entomology, with special reference to the economic insects of the northern United States and Canada. Beneficial insects; Insect pests; Insects; Insects. CLASSIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION OF COMMON INSECTS 95 BB. Body not covered with scales. C. Caudal appendages many-jointed.—Campodcidce. CC. Caudal appendages sickle-shaped.—Japygidce. AA. Abdomen with not more than six segments; antennae with not more than eight joints; no caudal appendages.—Collembola Order. B. Ventral spring present. C. Spring on penultimate abdominal segment. D. Abdomen globular.—Sminthuridce. DD Abdo
. Animal life. Zoology. Fig. 46.—Some Primitive Insects. A,' Silver-Fish,'Lepisma, found in kitchens.—{AfterBitffon.) B, Campodea, a small white antique insect found under stones. C, Sminlhurus, a member of the order Collembola, provided with a spring {a) and a curious ventral gland (l>). It occurs on grass, the surface of water, and sometimes on tomato-houses.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Gamble, F. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/animal-life-zoology-fig-46some-primitive-insects-a-silver-fishlepisma-found-in-kitchensafterbitffon-b-campodea-a-small-white-antique-insect-found-under-stones-c-sminlhurus-a-member-of-the-order-collembola-provided-with-a-spring-a-and-a-curious-ventral-gland-lgt-it-occurs-on-grass-the-surface-of-water-and-sometimes-on-tomato-houses-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-illustrations-may-not-perfectly-resemble-the-original-work-gamble-f-image232199844.htmlRMRDNH7G–. Animal life. Zoology. Fig. 46.—Some Primitive Insects. A,' Silver-Fish,'Lepisma, found in kitchens.—{AfterBitffon.) B, Campodea, a small white antique insect found under stones. C, Sminlhurus, a member of the order Collembola, provided with a spring {a) and a curious ventral gland (l>). It occurs on grass, the surface of water, and sometimes on tomato-houses.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Gamble, F.
. Elementary textbook of economic zoology and entomology. Zoology; Insect pests. THE CLASSIFICATION OF INSECTS 155 known as the spring-tails, or Collembola, are very small indeed, most of them measuring only two or three millimeters in length. These Collembola are more specialized in structure than the other Aptera, and represent a side line of evolutionary de- velopment within the order. Most of them possess a curious forked spring on the under side of the body by means of which they leap vigorougly when disturbed. But few of these minute insects are injurious, although at least one spe- cies Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/elementary-textbook-of-economic-zoology-and-entomology-zoology-insect-pests-the-classification-of-insects-155-known-as-the-spring-tails-or-collembola-are-very-small-indeed-most-of-them-measuring-only-two-or-three-millimeters-in-length-these-collembola-are-more-specialized-in-structure-than-the-other-aptera-and-represent-a-side-line-of-evolutionary-de-velopment-within-the-order-most-of-them-possess-a-curious-forked-spring-on-the-under-side-of-the-body-by-means-of-which-they-leap-vigorougly-when-disturbed-but-few-of-these-minute-insects-are-injurious-although-at-least-one-spe-cies-image231708457.htmlRMRCY6E1–. Elementary textbook of economic zoology and entomology. Zoology; Insect pests. THE CLASSIFICATION OF INSECTS 155 known as the spring-tails, or Collembola, are very small indeed, most of them measuring only two or three millimeters in length. These Collembola are more specialized in structure than the other Aptera, and represent a side line of evolutionary de- velopment within the order. Most of them possess a curious forked spring on the under side of the body by means of which they leap vigorougly when disturbed. But few of these minute insects are injurious, although at least one spe- cies
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