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Cotton harlequin bug
With her ornate elytra (forewings) on display, this female cotton harlequin bug (Tectocoris diophthalmus) is a species of jewel bug found in Australia.
list of true bugs
The suborder Heteroptera comprises the so-called true bugs of the order Hemiptera. This is an alphabetically ordered list of true bugs.
- assassin bugs (family Reduviidae)
- ambush bugs (subfamily Phymatinae)
- wheel bug (Arilus cristatus)
- kissing bugs (subfamily Triatominae)
- masked hunter (Reduvius personatus)
- backswimmers (family Notonectidae)
- bat bugs (family Polyctenidae)
- family Blissidae
- chinch bug (Blissus leucopterus)
- bedbugs (family Cimicidae)
- coreid bugs (family Coreidae)
- creeping water bugs (family Naucoridae)
- damsel bugs (family Nabidae)
- flat bugs (family Aradidae)
- flower bugs (family Anthocoridae)
- giant water bugs (family Belostomatidae)
- lace bugs (family Tingidae)
- lygaeid bugs (family Lygaeidae)
- marsh treaders (family Hydrometridae)
- plant bugs (family Miridae)
- red bugs (family Pyrrhocoridae)
- shore bugs (family Saldidae)
- smaller water striders (family Veliidae)
- stilt bugs (family Berytidae)
- stink bugs (family Pentatomidae)
- harlequin cabbage bug (Murgantia histrionica)
- toad bugs (family Gelastocoridae)
- unique-headed bugs (family Enicocephalidae)
- velvet water bugs (family Hebridae)
- velvety shore bugs (family Ochteridae)
- water boatmen (family Corixidae)
- water striders (family Gerridae)
- water treaders (family Mesoveliidae)

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