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Phylum Arthropoda - Arthropods

 
 
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Arachnids · Insects · Two-pronged Bristletails · Coneheads · Springtails and allies

Class Arachnida - Arachnids
Dwarf Spider - female Latrodectus geometricus - female What jumper? High drama: a wasp predating a spider Pseudoscorpion Unknown Spider Peppered Jumper? - Pelegrina galathea - male Lycosidae, wolf spider - male

Class Insecta - Insects
Himmelman's Plume Moth - Geina tenuidactylus Caterpillar Eyed Click Beetle - Alaus oculatus Pointy-eyed Mantid - Yersiniops Restless Bush Cricket - Hapithus agitator - female Robberfly - Efferia - female Bee Fly - Hemipenthes eumenes Who is this??? - Macrocera - male

Class Diplura - Two-pronged Bristletails
Japygidae species Japygidae species No clue Diplura Diplura Dipluran Unknown Diplura

Class Protura - Coneheads
Proturan found under bark of small branch. Proturan found under bark of small branch.

Class Collembola - Springtails and allies
Is this even a springtail? - Pseudosinella rolfsi Elongate-bodied Springtail - Entomobrya intermedia Backyard Springtail and eggs. - Isotomurus 8005243 2 springtails Globular Springtail_ZH3Z3090 - Ptenothrix unicolor Collembolan of some kind ? - Salina mulcahyae Snow Flea, 2:58pm Springtail

 
 
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