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Suborder Arthropleona - Elongate-bodied Springtails

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Elongate-bodied Springtails (Arthropleona)
What is it? Ant-loving springtail 1 Cydopherus similis? Podura aquatica? Springtail Another grey springtail Grey springtail Elongate-bodied springtail Two tiny, common, grey Springtails Carbon-colored Springtail Orange springtail Striped and hairy springtail pair Striped and hairy springtail pair Springtail Springtail Springtail Springtail Unidentified Collembola (Entomobryidae?) golden ant cohabitant Young Diplopoda Can Be Confused With Pale Springtails Tiny springtail #4 Tiny springtail #4 Tiny springtail #3 Tiny springtail #2

 
 
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