- The
subphylum Hexapoda (from Gr**** for 'six legs') or
hexapods comprises the
largest clade of
arthropods and
includes most of the
extant arthropod species...
- that
Collembola represent a
separate evolutionary line from the
other Hexapoda, but
others disagree; this
seems to be
caused by
widely divergent patterns...
- relatives). This
grouping is
contrary to the
Atelocerata hypothesis, in
which Hexapoda and
Myriapoda are
sister taxa, and
Crustacea are only more
distantly related...
-
relation to the
class Hexapoda.
According to this diagram, the
Hexapoda are deep in the
Crustacea tree, and any of the
Hexapoda is
distinctly closer to...
- "Malacostracan | crustacean". www.britannica.com. "ITIS
Standard Report Page:
Hexapoda". www.itis.gov.
Integrated Taxonomic Information System. "ITIS Standard...
-
clade deep
within the
sawfly tree.
Crustaceans are not a
clade because the
Hexapoda (insects) are excluded. The
modern clade that
spans all of them is the...
- The
arthropod gap, also
sometimes known as the
hexapoda gap, is an
apparent gap in the
terrestrial arthropod (particular insect)
fossil record noted in...
- into a three-phyla
polyphyletic group, with
phylum Uniramia including the
Hexapoda (insects),
Myriapoda (centipedes and millipedes) and the
Onychophora (velvetworms)...
- hexapods,
although not all
researchers consider them
Hexapoda,
rendering the
monophyly of
Hexapoda unsettled.
Uniquely among hexapods,
proturans show anamorphic...
- Cephalocarida, Branchiopoda, and
Hexapoda in a
clade named Allotriocarida.
Remipedia was
found as the
sister group to
Hexapoda both in
phylogenomic and combined...
