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Eosentomata

arthropod suborder
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  • Dipluran (Japygidae)
    apterygote
    / Annotated classification

    Suborder EosentomataTracheal system present; claw of middle and posterior legs claw-shaped; 8th abdominal segment with striate band; lids to gland openings small, unornamented. 2 families.Suborder AcerentomataTracheal system absent; claw of middle and hindlegs broadly boat-shaped; lids to gland openings large and with or…

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    Suborder EosentomataTracheal system present; claw of middle and posterior legs claw-shaped; 8th abdominal segment with striate band; lids to gland openings small, unornamented. 2 families.Suborder AcerentomataTracheal system absent; claw of middle and hindlegs broadly boat-shaped; lids to gland openings large and with or…

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