- The
firebrat (Thermobia domestica) is a
small insect (typically 1–1.5 cm) in the
order Zygentoma.
Firebrats prefer relatively warm
temperatures (36–39 °C)...
- as
silverfish is a
different lepismatid,
Acrotelsella devriesiana. The
firebrat (Thermobia domestica) is like a silverfish, but with a
mottled gray and...
- The
Zygentoma include the so-called
silverfish or fishmoths, and the
firebrats. A con****uous
feature of the
order are the
three long
caudal filaments...
- that is
slightly ragged at the
edges is
usually the work of silverfish.
Firebrat Silverfish Human awareness of
bookworms dates back to the
Middle Ages,...
- Lyocell,
biodegrade much more
readily than polyester. Silverfish—like the
firebrat—can eat rayon, but
damage was
found to be minor,
potentially due to the...
-
bristles along the body sides, gray
silverfish somewhat resemble the
related firebrats. The eyes
consist of
twelve stemmata,
which are
rather more
rounded in...
- in
their evolutionary history;
notable examples are the silverfish, the
firebrat, and the
jumping bristletails.
Their first known occurrence in the fossil...
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members of the
order Zygentoma: the
silverfish (Lepisma saccharinum) and the
firebrat (Thermobia domestica). It is one of five
families in the
order Zygentoma...
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insects in the
order Zygentoma,
closely related to the
silverfish and
firebrat but less
reliant on
human habitation, some
species being found both indoors...
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Zygentoma (silverfish,
firebrats) P t e r y g o t a...