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hemipterans and homopterans |
both are sucking; but hemopterans have wings that are the same texture
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hemipterans and coleopterans |
both are colorful; but hemipterans are not fully sheathed, and also are sucking
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hemipterans and orthopterans |
both have wings that overlap, but hemipterans are sucking
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Why are hemipterans called “true bugs”?
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because they are the most numerous of the big, hard-bodied, colorful, and sucking insects
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Psocopterans and isopterans |
both are not pigmented and wingless; psocopterans have long antennae
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orthopterans and coleopterans |
both have leathery wings that can meet in the middle. but orthopterans have veins on their front wings
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thysanopterans and hemipterans |
thysanopterans and hemipterans are both small, colorful and hardbodied in wingless form, but thyasanopterans are very small
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homopterans and orthopterans |
both have wings that can meet in the middle, but homopterans are sucking
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collembola and thysanura |
both have tails, but collembola use the tails to jump
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mallopaga and anoplura |
both are parasites, but mallophaga have big heads
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Compare homopterans and psocopterans
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both are unequal-sized wings and boring, but psocopterans chew
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