Description
“This is an excellent book! The heart of it is the keys. They are easy enough for introductory students while a great resource for advanced students.” — Stephanie Hill, University of Florida
How to Collect Insects
How to Preserve and Mount Insects
How to Organize and Maintain an Insect Collection
How to Observe and Rear Insects
Where to Look for Insects
Insect Structure and Development
General References on Insect Biology
Classification and Nomenclature
Key to the Orders of Adult Insects
Subclass Apterygota
Order Protura—Proturans / Order Diplura—Diplurans / Order Collembola—Springtails / Order Thysanura—Bristletails
Subclass Pterygota
Order Ephemeroptera—Mayflies / Order Odonata—Dragonflies and Damselflies / Order Plecoptera—Stoneflies / Order Orthoptera—Grasshoppers, Katydids, and Crickets / Order Phasmida—Walkingsticks / Order Dictyoptera—Cockroaches and Mantids / Order Grylloblattodea—Rock Crawlers or Icebugs / Order Dermaptera—Earwigs / Order Embioptera—Webspinners / Order Isoptera—Termites / Order Zoraptera—Zorapterans / Order Psocoptera—Psocids / Order Mallophaga—Chewing Lice / Order Anoplura—Sucking Lice / Order Thysanoptera—Thrips / Order Hemiptera—True Bugs, Cicadas, Leafhoppers, Planthoppers, Aphids, Scale Insects, and Others / Order Coleoptera—Beetles / Order Strepsiptera—Twistedwinged Parasites / Order Neuroptera—Dobsonflies, Alderflies, Snakeflies, Lacewings, Antlions, Mantispids, and Others / Order Mecoptera—Scorpionflies / Order Trichoptera—Caddisflies / Order Lepidoptera—Butterflies and Moths / Order Diptera—Flies / Order Siphonaptera—Fleas / Order Hymenoptera—Ants, Bees, Sawflies, Wasps, and Allies
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