Springtails- non-insect hexapods

-jump by means of furcula

-most live in leaf litter

-big enough to see, about 4 mm

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Proturans- non-insect hexapods

-tiny soil dwellers

-no antennae, use front legs

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Diplurans- non-insect hexapods

-small, soft-bodied

-abdomen has filaments that look like cerci

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Bristletails

-monocondylic mandibles (only one contact area)

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Silverfish

-dicondylic mandibles (two areas of contact)

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Mayflies

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Dragonflies and damselfies

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Stoneflies

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Earwigs

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Webspinners

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Zorapterans- tiny, live in wood dust

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Grasshoppers, crickets, and katydids

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Stick/leaf insects

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Grylloblattids- rocky areas around glaciers

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Heelwalkers/gladiators

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Mantises

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Cockroaches and termites

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Book lice, bark lice, and parasitic lice

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Thrips

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True bugs and hoppers

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Sawflies, bees, wasps, and ants

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Lacewings, owlflies, and antlions

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Dobsonflies

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Snakeflies

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Beetles

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Twisted wings

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True flies

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Scorpionflies

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Fleas

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Caddisflies

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Butterflies and moths

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