| Checklist of the Collembola: Key to the genera of unscaled Orchesellidae |
This key is still under construction. Note that missing figures will be provided as soon as possible. Currently, the key is in the feasibility study phase to find out how to integrate in the checklist in a modular way a key that has been generated with DELTA.
1(0). Postantennal organ absent..................................... 2 Postantennal organ rudimentary (fig.1)........................ 6 |
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2(1). Head with 2 + 2 or fewer eyes................................. 3 Head with 7 + 7 or more eyes.................................. 4 |
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3(2). Mucro with strong anteapical tooth (fig.2b)........ Neorchesella Mucro with very weak anteapical tooth (fig.2a)...... Bessoniella |
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4(2). Second antennal segment not subsegmented (fig.3b&c)........... 5 Second antennal segment subsegmented (fig.3a)........ Orchesella |
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5(4). First antennal segment not subdivided (fig.3c)...... Corynothrix First antennal segment subdivided (fig.3b)........ Orchesellides |
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6(1). Mucro bidentate (fig.4b)........................ Australotomurus Mucro falcate (fig.4a)................................ Nothobrya |
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Australotomurus
Mucro bidentate (fig.4b). Postantennal organ
rudimentary (fig.1).
Bessoniella
Head with 2 + 2 or fewer eyes. Mucro with very weak
anteapical tooth (fig.2a). Postantennal organ absent.
Corynothrix
First antennal segment not subdivided (fig.3c). Head
with 7 + 7 or more eyes. Postantennal organ absent. Second antennal segment
not subsegmented (fig.3b&c).
Neorchesella
Head with 2 + 2 or fewer eyes. Mucro with strong
anteapical tooth (fig.2b). Postantennal organ absent.
Nothobrya
Mucro falcate (fig.4a). Postantennal organ rudimentary
(fig.1).
Orchesella
Head with 7 + 7 or more eyes. Postantennal organ
absent. Second antennal segment subsegmented (fig.3a).
Orchesellides
First antennal segment subdivided (fig.3b). Head
with 7 + 7 or more eyes. Postantennal organ absent. Second antennal segment
not subsegmented (fig.3b&c).