- thin hindwings,
though species in the
former suborders Arixeniina and
Hemimerina (epizoic species,
sometimes considered as ectoparasites) are wingless...
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suborder Neodermaptera.
Hemimeridae was
formerly considered a suborder,
Hemimerina, but was
reduced in rank to
family and
included in the new
suborder Neodermaptera...
- that most of them bear,
though species in the
suborders Arixeniina and
Hemimerina do not. It is not
clear how many of the
Dermaptera use
their cerci for...
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described species in Neodermaptera. The
former suborders Forficulina,
Hemimerina, and
Arixeniina have been
reduced in rank to
family and
placed into the...
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Arixenia esau and
Xeniaria jacobsoni are the most well-known. As with
Hemimerina, they are blind,
wingless ectoparasites with
filiform segmented cerci...
- uncharacteristically-thinner
cerci are
earwigs in the
suborders Arixeniina and
Hemimerina,
which are rare and
contain few individuals. In
order to open
their wings...
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Araeomerus is a
genus of earwigs, in the
family Hemimeridae and the
order Dermaptera. It one of two
genera in the
family Hemimeridae, and
contains two...
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Araeomerus hubbardi is a
species of earwigs, in the
genus Araeomerus,
family Hemimeridae and the
order Dermaptera. "All the names". v t e...
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Araeomerus morrisi is a
species of earwig, in the
genus Araeomerus,
family Hemimeridae. "All the names". v t e...
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Hemimerus is a
genus of earwigs, in the
family Hemimeridae. It is one of two
genera in the
family of Hemimeridae, and
contains ten species:
Hemimerus advectus...
