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, 2001 11 Isoptera Tarsi are fivesegmented in Mastotermes species, but foursegmented in other termites (Watson and Gay 1991). An arolium is present in alate adults. Euplantulae are not developed.
Takuya Abe, Masahiko Higashi
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Isoptera (termites) is a small order of insects containing about 3000 described species. Their origin dates back to the late Jurassic, and the oldest fossil is found in limestone deposits of 130 million years ago (Cretaceous). Termites consume plant materials in all stages of decomposition, from sound wood to mineralized soil, and are superabundant in ...
Jan Šobotník, Cecilia A L Dahlsjo
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Isoptera (termites) is a small order of insects containing about 3000 described species. Their origin dates back to the late Jurassic, and the oldest fossil is found in limestone deposits of 130 million years ago (Cretaceous). Termites consume plant materials in all stages of decomposition, from sound wood to mineralized soil, and are superabundant in ...
Jan Šobotník, Cecilia A L Dahlsjo
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Pheromones and Exocrine Glands in Isoptera
2010Termites are eusocial insects that have a peculiar and intriguing system of communication using pheromones. The termite pheromones are composed of a blend of chemical substances and they coordinate different social interactions or activities, including foraging, building, mating, defense, and nestmate recognition.
Costa-Leonardo, Ana Maria, Haifig, Ives
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Cryoprotection in dampwood termites (Termopsidae, Isoptera)
Journal of Insect Physiology, 2010In contrast to the majority of the Order, the dampwood termites of the family Termopsidae found in colder regions can experience frost and snow, either in cool temperate areas at high latitudes (45 degrees ), or alpine areas at high elevations (>1000m). This suggests that dampwood termites are adapted to cold climates.
Michael J, Lacey +2 more
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Defensive glands in Stylotermitidae (Blattodea, Isoptera)
Arthropod Structure & DevelopmentThe large abundance of termites is partially achieved by their defensive abilities. Stylotermitidae represented by a single extant genus, Stylotermes, is a member of a termite group Neoisoptera that encompasses 83% of termite species and 94% of termite genera and is characterized by the presence of the frontal gland. Within Neoisoptera, Stylotermitidae
Himanshu Thakur +14 more
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Two New Termites in Baltic Amber (Isoptera)
Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society, 2008Michael S Engel
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