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member of the
clade Phthiraptera,
which contains nearly 5,000
species of
wingless parasitic insects.
Phthiraptera has
variously been recognized...
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contains the two
orders Phthiraptera (lice) and
Psocoptera (booklice,
barklice or barkflies). However,
studies have
shown that
Phthiraptera is in fact nested...
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Psocodea in
recent literature, with the
inclusion of the
former order Phthiraptera into
Psocodea (as part of the
suborder Troctomorpha).
These insects first...
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numerous group of
multicellular organisms on the planet, with over a
million species identified so...
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greatly differing appearance of
parasitic lice (
Phthiraptera), they are
believed to have
evolved from
within the
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