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Family Dicyrtomidae

Dicyrtoma · Dicyrtomina · Ptenothrix

Genus Dicyrtoma
Globular Springtail - Dicyrtoma fusca Purple Globular Springtail - Dicyrtoma fusca Dark Globular Springtail - Dicyrtoma fusca Dark Globular Springtail - Dicyrtoma fusca Purple Globular Springtail - Dicyrtoma fusca Globular Springtail - Dicyrtoma Globular Springtail - Dicyrtoma fusca Globular Springtail - Dicyrtoma fusca

Genus Dicyrtomina
Flotilla of globular springtails - Dicyrtomina ornata Globular Springtail - Dicyrtomina Globular Springtail - Dicyrtomina ornata Globular Springtail - Dicyrtomina ornata Globular Springtail - Dicyrtomina ornata Globular Springtail - Ptenothrix? - Dicyrtomina ornata Globular Springtail - Dicyrtomina minuta Globular Springtail - Dicyrtomina cf. saundersi? - Dicyrtomina

Genus Ptenothrix
Globular Springtail - Ptenothrix springtail - Ptenothrix renateae Very small springtail - Ptenothrix macomba Conk springtail - Ptenothrix marmorata Mushroom globular springtail - Ptenothrix atra dark-flanked globular springtail - Ptenothrix unicolor Globular Springtail - Ptenothrix maculosa Globular Springtail - Ptenothrix maculosa


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