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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Hexapods (Hexapoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Bristletails (Microcoryphia) » Jumping Bristletails (Machilidae) » Machilinae

Subfamily Machilinae

Mesomachilis · Trigoniophthalmus

Genus Mesomachilis
bristletail - Mesomachilis Jumping Bristletail - Mesomachilis Jumping Bristletail - Mesomachilis Meximachilis? - Mesomachilis Archaeognatha - Mesomachilis Archaeognatha - Mesomachilis Bristletail IMG_6396 - Mesomachilis Bristletail - Mesomachilis sp. - Mesomachilis

Genus Trigoniophthalmus
Bristletails - Trigoniophthalmus alternatus Bristletail 01 (Trigoniophthalmus alternatus?) - Trigoniophthalmus alternatus Bristletail 02 - Trigoniophthalmus alternatus Unkown ? - Trigoniophthalmus alternatus Bristletail IMG_2039 - Trigoniophthalmus alternatus jumping bristletail - Trigoniophthalmus alternatus - female jumping bristletail - Trigoniophthalmus alternatus - female T. alternatus in suburban Syracuse - Trigoniophthalmus alternatus - female


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