The Study of the Insect World - 1 Minute to Know Insects Every Day (9)

Different from the professional academic research of insect taxonomy and insect systematic evolution, in general entomological research and practical life and work applications, people often divide the insect class into 31 orders (the original 33 orders) according to the generalized definition of insects, which are:

1. Bullettail Collembola, 6000 (Jumper or Bullettail)

2. Protura,500 (protozoa, entang)

3. Dipura, 800 (diplodontium, diazonium jiátail)

4. Stone eye Archaeognatha,470 (stone sardine bng), 470

5. Ziyinmu Zygentoma, 200 (Yiyu)

6. Ephemeroptera, 2,500 to 3,000 (蜉蝣)

7. Dragonfly Odonata, 6,500 (Dragonfly, Bean Lady)

8. Blattodea, 3,684-4,000 (proto-isoptera lsoptera is classified as termites) (cockroaches or cockroaches, earth turtle (biē, termites, etc.).

Coleoptera, 360,000–400,000 (beetles, weevils)

10. Deraptera, 1,816 (clam qúsōu)

11. Diptera Diptera, 152,956 (flies, mosquitoes, antruì, midge měng)

12. Embioptera, 200~300 (Silk Ant)

13. Hemiptera, 50,000-80,000, (formerly homoptera in hemiptera) (aphids, cicadas, aphids, planthoppers, etc.)

14. Hymenoptera, 115,00 (bees, wasps, ants)

15. Lepidoptera, Lepidoptera, 174,250 (moths, butterflies)

16. Mantodea, 2,200 (Mantis)

17. Mecoptera, 481 (Scorpion)

18. Megaloptera, Broad-winged Order, 250-300 (Mudfly, Toothfly)

19. Neoluptera, 5,000 (grasshoppers, whiteflies, antflies, brownflies, mantises)

20. Notoptera, 30 (cockroach qióng cockroach)

21. Orthoptera, 24,380 (locusts, crickets, crickets, moths)

22. Stickworms (Pinae) Phasmatodea, 2,500-3,300 (Stickworms, Leaf Worm Xiū)

23. Phthiraptera, 3,000-3,200 (lice)

24. Plecoptera, 2,274 (stone fly)

25. Psocoptera, 5,500 (rodents, book lice)

26. Raphidioptera, 210 (Snakefly)

27. Flea Siphonaptera, 2,525 (fleas)

28. Twisted-winged Order Stripiptera, 596 (Twist niǎn winged insects, inciteshān)

29. Taemona Thysanoptera, 5,000 (Thrips)

30. Trihoptera, 12,627 (stone moth, stone silkworm)

31. Zoraptera, 28 (Wingless insects)

(Note: The entries in the above list are, in order: serial number, purpose Chinese and Latin scientific name, the approximate number of species found so far, and the common common name Chinese.) ）