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Sawflies are wasp-like
insects that are in the
suborder Symphyta within the
order Hymenoptera,
alongside ants, bees, and wasps. The
common name
comes from...
- Forms:
Symphyta psaropis Turner, 1902
Symphyta nyctopis Turner, 1902
Symphyta colpodes Turner, 1924
Symphyta oxygramma (Lower, 1902)
Symphyta nephelodes...
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thoracic segments, and
usually nine or 10
abdominal segments. In the
suborder Symphyta, the
eruciform larvae resemble caterpillars in appearance, and like them...
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birch trees. Liston, AD; Prous, M (2014). "Sawfly taxa (Hymenoptera,
Symphyta)
described by
Edward Newman and
Charles Healy".
ZooKeys (398): 83–98. Bibcode:2014ZooK...
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British Insects. Hymenoptera,
Symphyta, Vol 6,
Section 2(a-c),
Royal Entomological Society,
London The
sawflies (
Symphyta) of
Britain and Ireland...
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British Insects. Hymenoptera,
Symphyta, Vol 6,
Section 2(a-c),
Royal Entomological Society,
London The
sawflies (
Symphyta) of
Britain and Ireland...
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British Insects. Hymenoptera,
Symphyta, Vol 6,
Section 2(a-c),
Royal Entomological Society,
London The
sawflies (
Symphyta) of
Britain and Ireland...
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rudimentary appendages. Many
larval insects including the
Lepidoptera and the
Symphyta (sawflies) have
fleshy appendages called prolegs on
their abdominal segments...
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British Insects. Hymenoptera,
Symphyta, Vol 6,
Section 2(a-c),
Royal Entomological Society,
London The
sawflies (
Symphyta) of
Britain and
Ireland v t e...
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British Insects. Hymenoptera,
Symphyta, Vol 6,
Section 2(a-c),
Royal Entomological Society,
London The
sawflies (
Symphyta) of
Britain and Ireland...
