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...en the catch is released, the furcula unfolds down and back, springing the insect a few inches into the air. It's from this peculiarity that the springtail ...nsects. However, the have only 4-6 abdominal segments, the fewer than any insect. Recently, springtails, along with [[Dipluran|Diplurans]], [[Bristletail|b

*Nirvana (insect): Genus of leafhopper belonging to the Nirvaninae subfamily.

...both forwards and backwards. They have sharp biting mouthparts to cut up insect prey. Individuals will try to bite humans when handled, but only very large ...[copulation|copulatory]] organs are found on the ventral side of the 2nd [[Insect abdomen|abdominal]] segment. [[Cerci]] are present and have 1 segment. In

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...'''corpora pedunculata''''' are a pair of structures in the [[brain]] of [[insect]]s and other [[arthropod]]s. They are usually described as [[neuropil]]s, ...nt knowledge of the mushroom bodies comes from studies of a few species of insect, especially the [[cockroach]] ''Periplaneta americana'', the [[honey bee]]

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...rd ''debugging'' was already in use, engineers were amused after an actual insect was found to have caused a failure in a vacuum-tube-based computer in 1947. Although the term "debugging" already existed in 1947, finding an insect that had caused a problem in a computer was an amusing occurrence and was r

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