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Tree of Life: Aquatic Collembola Species and Their Characteristics - Prof. John Abbott, Study notes of Entomology

Information about the aquatic collembola species, their approximate numbers, and distinguishing characteristics. It also covers the diversity of insects and the difference between incomplete and complete metamorphosis. Common names, sizes, development, and distribution of collembola.

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Uploaded on 08/31/2009

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Download Tree of Life: Aquatic Collembola Species and Their Characteristics - Prof. John Abbott and more Study notes Entomology in PDF only on Docsity! Tree of Life 4 e@ Ry + e University of Arizona http://www.tolweb.org Approximate #’s of Aquatic Species Order Number of Aquatic Species Total Number Species Collembola Ephemeroptera Odonata Plecoptera Hemiptera Megaloptera Neuroptera Coleoptera Trichoptera Lepidoptera Diptera Hymenoptera 50* (8%) 711 (100%) 435 (100%) 537 (100%) 400* (11%) 50 (100%) 6 (2%) 1,000* (4.3%) 1,261 (100%) 50 (0.4%) 3,500* (19%) 64* (0.3%) 677 711 435 537 3,587 50 300 23,701 1,261 11,286 18,200 17,200 *Includes semiaquatic species. Incomplete Metamorphosis (Hemi/Paurometabolous) • Distinguishing Characteristics of Larvae – 3 readily distinguished body segments – 1 pair of compound eyes – 1 pair of antennae – Most with 2 pair of developing wings – 3 pair of segmented legs Complete Metamorphosis (Holemetabolous) • Distinguishing Characteristics of Larvae – 3 body segments often indistinguishable – Simple eyes (stemmata) – 1 pair of small/indistinguishable antennae – No evidence of developing wings – 3 pair of segmented legs often absent – Short, fleshy appendages may be present on abdomen Collembola Common Name Springtail Derivation coll, glue; embola, bolt Size minute, 0.25-6 mm Development Ametabolous Distribution World Wide No. of families 7 North America No. of Species 677 N.A.; 6,000 WW HEXAPODA Pterygota Neoptera Polyneoptera i Entognatha Thysanura s. lato a in Zygeniom —_ = Ephemer *Palacoptera* es cee pe oodonaia ij iSite. Plecoptera BESS} soptera x Blattodea Se Mantodea » ba ed Grylloblattodea ee Mantophasmatodea XQ Phasmatodea Paraneoptera - Endopterygota 1 Embiidina Orthoptera Dermaptera Sao Zoraptera GS Psocoptera ce Sto Phthiraptera ze Bec>- Thysanoptera wee Fa Hemiptera SSP Neuroptera Megaloptera “2 Raphidioptera fo Coleoptera Strepsiptera + <5 oie [| Se Mecoptera me HR) Siphonaptera = Trichoptera ee SRR Lepidoptera ————— ~Himenoptera Non-Insect Hexapods • Sometimes each Order given Class status • Entognathous mouthparts • Muscle articulation to each antennomere Aquatic Collembola • 50 species/29 genera • most common species, Podura aquatica • Neustonic Forms 1° Aquatic Associates – found exclusively in aquatic habitats 2° Aquatic Associates – found in & around aquatic habitats, – also moist areas of high humidity 3° Aquatic Associates – found in rain or temporary pools Poduridae: Podura aquatica Collembola Assortment Poduridae Hypogastruidae Onychiuridae Entomobryidae Isotomidae Entomobryidae Neelidae Sminthuridae
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