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2009
Abstract The lacewings comprise a moderately sized group of insects whose adults are characterized by delicate wings, oJen large in size, with highly reticulate or lacelike venation (Fig. 1). theorder is presently divided into 17, mostly well deAned, families with 5700 species worldwide.
Shaun L Wintertona, Brian M Wiegmann
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Abstract The lacewings comprise a moderately sized group of insects whose adults are characterized by delicate wings, oJen large in size, with highly reticulate or lacelike venation (Fig. 1). theorder is presently divided into 17, mostly well deAned, families with 5700 species worldwide.
Shaun L Wintertona, Brian M Wiegmann
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2023Nineta pomacea sp. n. (Tadjik SSR, Pamir Mts) ??? similar to N. impunciata Reuter, differs by almost green venation, shorter tip of the 9th sternite, not projecting over 10th tergite, and by pseudopenis shape.
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The First Mesozoic Pleasing Lacewing (Neuroptera: Dilaridae)
Cretaceous Research, 2015Romain Garrouste, André Nel, Dany Azar
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Sperm Structure of Some Neuroptera and Phylogenetic Considerations
Italian Journal of Zoology, 2011Agostino Letardi +2 more
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The Mitochondrial Genomes of Neuropteridan Insects and Implications for the Phylogeny of Neuroptera
Genes, 2019Nan Song, Hakan Bozdoğan, Xin-Xin Li
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