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Class Entognatha and the Organization of Class Insecta
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5:43Now PlayingThere are two classes within subphylum Hexapoda. Those are Entognatha and Ectognatha, or Insecta. The latter will take a while to get through, so let's cover the former first. This one contains springtails, bristletails, and other such creatures.
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