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abdomen


Division of an animal’s body that lies behind the thorax. Distal section of an insects body
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acquiescence


Form of arrested development. Unlike diapause, acquiescence ends as soon as conditions become favourable
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acrididae


Short-horn grasshoppers. Family of Orthoptera with short antennae
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antennae


Pair of appendages connected to the head of an insect functioning as sensory organs
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brachypterous


Short-winged
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cerci


Paired appendages on the final (abdominal) segments of many insects. Cerci are often used as sensory organs but can also be used for defence or mating. In some cases they are vestigial (lost original [..]
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cricket


Gryllidae. Family of Orthoptera
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dermaptera


Earwigs. Order of insects
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diapause


Form of arrested development. Unlike acquiescence, diapause is not terminated even if ambient conditions are suitable for insect activity
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dictyoptera


Superorder comprising cockroaches, mantids and termites
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