- Glen G.; Lee,
Richard E. Jr & Denlinger,
David L. (2009). "Antarctic
Collembolans use
chemical signals to
promote aggregation and egg laying". Journal...
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hexapods and
collembolans and
diplurans belonging together in
Antennomusculata as the
latest suggestion:
Entognatha (proturans,
collembolans and diplurans)...
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ovipositor in the females. Of the
three orders, only
collembolans possess eyes; nevertheless, many
collembolans are blind, and even when
compound eyes are present...
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ventral side of the
first abdominal segment of the body of
springtails (
collembolans). It used to be
believed that it
served to
stabilise the
animal when...
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Common prey
items include lumbricid earthworms,
dipteran fly larvae,
collembolans, and
other centipedes. They are carnivorous;
study of gut
contents suggests...
- gastropods, millipedes, spiders, pseudoscorpions, harvestmen, isopods,
collembolans, diplurans,
beetles and salamanders.
Troglofaunal gastropods are endemic...
- detritus.
These insects can also hunt
smaller arthropods like
mites and
collembolans. Much of
their time is
spent grooming themselves or others. Centrozoros...
- Stinner,
Benjamin R. (1991). "Alarm
pheromone in a
gregarious poduromorph collembolan (Collembola: Hypogastruridae)".
Great Lakes Entomologist. 24 (2): 75–78...
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Strategies of Two
Partly Sympatric and
Closely Related,
Lichen Feeding Collembolan Species". Oikos. 44 (3): 448. Bibcode:1985Oikos..44..448L. doi:10.2307/3565786...
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retrieved 8 July 2008 Sigurðardóttir, Hólmfríður (2000), "Status of
collembolans (Collembola) on Surtsey, Iceland, in 1995 and
first encounter of earthworms...
