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81. Tettigoniidae
Information from Wikipedia on this family of katydids or bush crickets, and their classification, with a small photograph gallery.
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Google PR: 82. Embioptera
Information from Wikipedia on the Embioptera or Webspinners, an order of insects of about 300 species.
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Information from Wikipedia on the Trichoptera or Caddisflies, an order of insects with aquatic larvae.
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Information from Wikipedia on the Psocoptera or booklice or barklice, an order of about 5500 species of insects in 41 families.
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Information from Wikipedia on the Mecoptera or Scorpionflies, an order of about 600 species of insect.
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Information from Wikipedia on the Thysanoptera or thrips, an order of about 5000 species of insect, each generally under one millimetre long.
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Six photographs of sea spiders.
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Photographs of Crania anomala, Neocrania anomala and Terebratulina retusa.
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Information from Wikipedia on these colonial organisms that make hard skeletons of calcium carbonate, superficially resembling coral.
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