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Protura

Protura

Proturans are small hexapods, closely related to Collembola and insects. They have no antennae or eyes and are found in moist, non-acidic soils. Proturans primarily eat fungal hyphae.

Atlas Protura Section
GSBIFebruary 7, 2019
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