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Longicorn Beetle Prosoplus miscellus Cerambycidae Foraging On Carica papaya Caricaceae Already Weakened By Pseudococcidae Infestation Urban Darwin
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Longicorn Beetle Prosoplus miscellus Cerambycidae Kidney Shaped Eyes, Which Partly Surround The Base Of The Antennae Urban Darwin
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Longicorn Beetle Prosoplus miscellus Foreleg With Hairy Pads Situated On The Ventral Side Of The Tarsal Segments With Two Curved Divergent Claws Urban Darwin
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Palemouth Brachydiplax denticauda Libellulida Male The Tergum, Which Articulates Only With The Wings, Has 6 Functional Connections With Each Wing Urban Darwin
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Palemouth Brachydiplax denticauda Male Move Its Wings Differently Instead Of A Back-And-Forth Rowing-Type Action, Wings Move Downward & Backward, Then Upward & Forward Urban Darwin
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Palemouth Brachydiplax denticauda Male Sensory Hairs Play A Role In Detecting Smells, Perceiving Temperature, Humidity & Wind Urban Darwin
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Palemouth Brachydiplax denticauda Sensory Hairs Play A Role In Detecting Smells, Perceiving Temperature, Humidity,& Wind Urban Darwin
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Shield Bug Plataspidae sp. Possibly Brachyplatys biro Broad Flattened Head With Prominent Ruby Cone Shaped Compound Eyes Protruding On Each Side Urban Darwin
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Shield Bug Plataspidae sp. Possibly Brachyplatys biro Ovoid, Strongly Convex Dorsally, Iridescent Black Or Brown, Prominent Eyes, Antennae 5-Segmented Urban Darwin
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Skipper Hesperiidae Possibly Neohesperilla sp. Resting On Barleria strigosa Urban Darwin
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Small Grass Yellow Eurema smilax Pieridae Larvae Body Covered With Poison Tipped Setae Urban Darwin
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Tetragonula mellipes Apidae Seem Able To Locate The Keel Ventral Seam On Canavalia rosea To Access The Pollen Within Urban Darwin
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Tetragonula mellipes Foraging On Canavalia rosea Utilizing Pollen Baskets Known As The Corbicula Urban Darwin
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Tetragonula mellipes Possibly Chewing Through The Canavalia Rosea Keel Flower Petal Epidermis To Increase Its Natural Split To Aid Access To The Pollen Inside Urban Darwin 01
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Tetragonula mellipes Possibly Chewing Through The Canavalia Rosea Keel Flower Petal Epidermis To Increase Its Natural Split To Aid Access To The Pollen Inside Urban Darwin 02
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Tetragonula mellipes Possibly Chewing Through The Canavalia Rosea Keel Flower Petal Epidermis To Increase Its Natural Split To Aid Access To The Pollen Inside Urban Darwin
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Tetragonula mellipes Using The Split Along Ventral Seam In The Keel Petal As Well As Depressing It To Access The Anthers & Their Pollen On Canavalia rosea Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Antennal Segments On Nymph 2nd Or 3rd instar Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 2nd Or 3rd instar Front Leg Is Shorter And Used For Grasping Food Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 2nd Or 3rd instar On Commelina benghalensis Commelinaceae Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph 2nd Or 3rd instar Wing Buds & The Colours And Patterns Of The Femur And Tibia Of The Hind Leg Are Often Used As Diagnostic Characters Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph Possibly 4th Instar Hind Leg Spur, Tarsal Segments, Tarsal Pads, Tarsal Claws & Arolium Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph Possibly 4th Instar Median Ocellus,Frons,Frontal Costa,Clypus,Labrum Urban Darwin
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Valanga irregularis Acrididae Nymph Possibly 4th Instar Tarsal Claws & Arolium On Mesothoracic Leg Urban Darwin
