Tiny insects with many (at least 12) segments to the antenna (see below). Go to Psocoptera, the book and bark lice. Insects with fewer than 10 segments to the antenna (see below), and piercing/sucking mouthparts. Go to Hemiptera, the true bugs.
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Insects with a twig- or leaf-like body (see below). Go to Phasmida, the stick and leaf insects. Insects not like this. Go to Box 30. |
Insects with long back legs made for jumping (see below). Go to Orthoptera, the grasshoppers and crickets. Insects not like this. Go to Box 31. |
Small, soft-bodied insects living on plants, often on the underside of a leaf, and may have a protective shield, scale or wool-like substance. Go to Hemiptera, the true bugs. Insects not like this. Go to Box 32. |