Family Neanuridae ()

Domain: EucaryaKingdom: AnimaliaPhylum: ArthropodaClass: CollembolaOrder: Poduromorpha Phenology

Neanuridae Species Discovered in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Species Common Name Photo Where? Phenology
Anurida species(NA)(NA) HerePhenology
Friesea claviseta(NA)(NA) HerePhenology
Friesea speciesSpringtail(NA) HerePhenology
Furculanurida langdoniSpringtail(NA) HerePhenology
Micranurida pygmaeaSpringtail(NA) HerePhenology
Micranurida speciesSpringtail(NA) HerePhenology
Morulina crassaSpringtail(NA) HerePhenology
Morulina delicata(NA) HerePhenology
Morulina grandiceps(NA) HerePhenology
Morulina species(NA) HerePhenology
Neanura muscorumspringtail(NA) HerePhenology
Neanura persimilisSpringtail(NA) HerePhenology
Neanura speciesSpringtail(NA) HerePhenology
Neanuridae_genus speciesSpringtail(NA) HerePhenology
Paranura speciesSpringtail(NA) HerePhenology
Pseudachorutes aphysusspringtail(NA) HerePhenology
Pseudachorutes aureofasciatusSpringtail(NA) HerePhenology
Pseudachorutes corticicolus(NA)(NA) HerePhenology
Pseudachorutes indiana(NA)(NA) HerePhenology
Pseudachorutes rugatus(NA)(NA) HerePhenology
Pseudachorutes saxatilis(NA)(NA) HerePhenology
Pseudachorutes simplexspringtail(NA) HerePhenology
Pseudachorutes speciesSpringtail HerePhenology
Pseudachorutes species1(NA)(NA) HerePhenology
Pseudachorutes species2(NA)(NA) HerePhenology
Pseudachorutes species3(NA)(NA) HerePhenology
Pseudachorutes species4(NA)(NA) HerePhenology
Sensillanura speciesSpringtail(NA) HerePhenology

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Note:
Taxa on this list are only those contained in the ATBI database,
and do not neccessarily include all Park taxa from historic park reports, literature,
or other sources that have not yet been entered
in the Biodiversity Database.
Also note: where part of the taxon name is species,
it means that the taxon name has not yet been agreed upon by taxonomists for this group,
or that it was not identified to this level.



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