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Hemisys - half; pteron - wing; referring to the fact that many of its members have the basal half of the fore wings thicker than the distal half.
Permian to Recent.
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Lynette Schimming
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Valter Jacinto
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Patrick Coin
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Present in 15 collections
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Initial Tree of Life web Import
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BioLib.cz Import
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BOLD Systems Resource
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Biodiversity of Potomac Overlook Regional Park
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Found in 5 classifications
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Order recognized by National Center for Biotechnology Information:
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Order recognized by World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS):
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Insecta
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Hemiptera
- Aphididae
- Corixidae
- Delphacidae
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Hemiptera
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Insecta
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Leo Shapiro added text to "Brief Summary" on "Megacopta cribraria".
Megacopta cribraria is a "true bug" (Order Hemiptera) in the Old...
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Katja Schulz marked "Neoscona crucifera Preying on Halyomorpha halys" as trusted on the "Neoscona crucifera" page.
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Katja Schulz marked the classification from "BioLib.cz" as preferred for "Tritomegas bicolor (Linnaeus 1758)".
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Katja Schulz marked an older version of "Pied Shieldbug" as trusted on the "Tritomegas bicolor" page.
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Andrew Jensen set "Chaet thomasi ex Rose Eagle 4 v 2012" as an exemplar on "Chaetosiphon thomasi".
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