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Thrips
Thrips
Typical Tubulifera thrips: the feathery wings are unsuitable for the leading edge vortex flight of most other insects, but support clap and fling flig
Typical Tubulifera thrips: the feathery wings are unsuitable for the leading edge vortex flight of most other insects, but support clap and fling flight.
Leaf suffering from thrips
Leaf suffering from thrips
Asymmetric mouthparts of Heliothrips
Asymmetric mouthparts of Heliothrips
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Insect
Insect
Insect: Six legs, three-part body (head, thorax, abdomen), up to two pairs of wings
Insect: Six legs, three-part body (head, thorax, abdomen), up to two pairs of wings
Spider: eight legs, two-part body
Spider: eight legs, two-part body
Woodlouse: seven pairs of legs, seven body segments (plus head and tail)
Woodlouse: seven pairs of legs, seven body segments (plus head and tail)