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	'''[[Kingdom]]:''' Animalia		'''[[Kingdom]]:''' Animalia

	'''[[Phylum]]:''' Arthropoda		'''[[Phylum]]:''' [[Arthropoda]]

	'''[[Subphylum]]:''' Hexapod		'''[[Subphylum]]:''' Hexapod

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	The Insecta subphylum within the hexapoda Subphylum, is the biggest and most diverse class there is in animalia taxonomy. As of right now, insects represent 80% of the worlds species.		The Insecta subphylum within the hexapoda Subphylum, is the biggest and most diverse class there is in animalia taxonomy. As of right now, insects represent 80% of the worlds species.

	The hexapod subphylum consists of the collembola (springtails), [[protura]] (coneheads), [[diplura]], archaeognatha (bristletails), thysanura (silverfish),		The hexapod subphylum consists of the collembola (springtails), [[protura]] (coneheads), [[diplura]], archaeognatha (bristletails), thysanura ([[silverfish]]),
	paleodictopteroidea (extinct beaked insects), ephemoptera (mayflies), odonata (dragonflies and damselflies), and neoptera (winged insects).		paleodictopteroidea (extinct beaked insects), ephemoptera (mayflies), odonata (dragonflies and damselflies), and neoptera (winged insects).

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	=='''Hexapod Diet'''==		=='''Hexapod Diet'''==

	Hexapods are such a vast subphylum that they do not all share a similar diet. Some hexapods are pollinators, parasitoids, predators, or herbivores <ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://biosurvey.ou.edu/Invert_manual/Hexapoda.html\|title=Phylum Arthropda: Subphylum Hexapoda}}</ref>. Larger hexapods like ~~spiders and~~ praying ~~manti~~ are made to hunt smaller prey, such as beetles and ants. While smaller Hexapods such as ~~millipedes and caterpillars~~ are herbivores and eat leaf litter and leaves off of living plants <ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://biosurvey.ou.edu/Invert_manual/Hexapoda.html\|title=Phylum Arthropda: Subphylum Hexapoda}}</ref>.		Hexapods are such a vast subphylum that they do not all share a similar diet. Some hexapods are pollinators, parasitoids, predators, or herbivores <ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://biosurvey.ou.edu/Invert_manual/Hexapoda.html\|title=Phylum Arthropda: Subphylum Hexapoda}}</ref>. Larger hexapods like praying mantises are made to hunt smaller prey, such as beetles and ants, While smaller Hexapods such as leafhoppers are herbivores and eat leaf litter and leaves off of living plants <ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://biosurvey.ou.edu/Invert_manual/Hexapoda.html\|title=Phylum Arthropda: Subphylum Hexapoda}}</ref>.

	== '''Environmental Effects''' ==		== '''Environmental Effects''' ==

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	The Insecta subphylum within the hexapoda Subphylum, is the biggest and most diverse class there is in animalia taxonomy. As of right now, insects represent 80% of the worlds species.		The Insecta subphylum within the hexapoda Subphylum, is the biggest and most diverse class there is in animalia taxonomy. As of right now, insects represent 80% of the worlds species.

	The hexapod subphylum consists of the collembola (springtails), protura (coneheads), [[diplura]], archaeognatha (bristletails), thysanura (silverfish),		The hexapod subphylum consists of the collembola (springtails), [[protura]] (coneheads), [[diplura]], archaeognatha (bristletails), thysanura (silverfish),
	paleodictopteroidea (extinct beaked insects), ephemoptera (mayflies), odonata (dragonflies and damselflies), and neoptera (winged insects).		paleodictopteroidea (extinct beaked insects), ephemoptera (mayflies), odonata (dragonflies and damselflies), and neoptera (winged insects).

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Features of Hexapods

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	Hexapods are composed of three sections: the head, the thorax, and the abdomen. Along with this, hexapods are [[invertebrates]], meaning that they lack a spine <ref>{{Cite web\|url=www.thoughtco.com/hexapods-myriapods-129501.\|title=Hexapods Are a Diverse Group of Six-Legged [[Arthropods]]}}</ref>.		Hexapods are composed of three sections: the head, the thorax, and the abdomen. Along with this, hexapods are [[invertebrates]], meaning that they lack a spine <ref>{{Cite web\|url=www.thoughtco.com/hexapods-myriapods-129501.\|title=Hexapods Are a Diverse Group of Six-Legged [[Arthropods]]}}</ref>.


	On a hexapods head, they have a pair of antennae and compound eyes <ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.britannica.com/video/216533/Artificial-bug-eyes-could-lead-to-new-vision-systems\|title=Hexapods - Hexapoda - Overview - Encyclopedia of Life\|website=Encyclopedia of Life\|language=en}}</ref>. Compound eyes allow hexapods to use their peripheral vision without having to move their head or body. This helps them escape predators and seek out prey.		On a hexapods head, they have a pair of antennae and compound eyes <ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.britannica.com/video/216533/Artificial-bug-eyes-could-lead-to-new-vision-systems\|title=Hexapods - Hexapoda - Overview - Encyclopedia of Life\|website=Encyclopedia of Life\|language=en}}</ref>. Compound eyes allow hexapods to use their peripheral vision without having to move their head or body. This helps them escape predators and seek out prey.

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Classification

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	'''[[Subphylum]]:''' Hexapod		'''[[Subphylum]]:''' Hexapod


	Hexapods are a subphylum of arthropoda phylum. Hexapods can be broken down into two groups: insecta and entognatha. Those in the insect group have 3 pairs of legs, a set of wings, and compound eyes. There are more than 1 million species of insects. Those in the entognatha group do not have wings but posess the other features of the insecta group. The entognatha group has mouthparts that can be retracted into their head.		Hexapods are a subphylum of arthropoda phylum. Hexapods can be broken down into two groups: insecta and entognatha. Those in the insect group have 3 pairs of legs, a set of wings, and compound eyes. There are more than 1 million species of insects. Those in the entognatha group do not have wings but posess the other features of the insecta group. The entognatha group has mouthparts that can be retracted into their head.


	Hexapods are a very diverse subphylum of animalia and consist of many orders that have undiscovered [[organisms]] (more specifically the insecta class).		Hexapods are a very diverse subphylum of animalia and consist of many orders that have undiscovered [[organisms]] (more specifically the insecta class).

			The Insecta subphylum within the hexapoda Subphylum, is the biggest and most diverse class there is in animalia taxonomy. As of right now, insects represent 80% of the worlds species.

	The hexapod subphylum consists of the collembola (springtails), protura (coneheads), [[diplura]], archaeognatha (bristletails), thysanura (silverfish),		The hexapod subphylum consists of the collembola (springtails), protura (coneheads), [[diplura]], archaeognatha (bristletails), thysanura (silverfish),

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Features of Hexapods

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	Hexapods are composed of three sections: the head, the thorax, and the abdomen. Along with this, hexapods are [[invertebrates]], meaning that they lack a spine <ref>{{Cite web\|url=www.thoughtco.com/hexapods-myriapods-129501.\|title=Hexapods Are a Diverse Group of Six-Legged [[Arthropods]]}}</ref>.		Hexapods are composed of three sections: the head, the thorax, and the abdomen. Along with this, hexapods are [[invertebrates]], meaning that they lack a spine <ref>{{Cite web\|url=www.thoughtco.com/hexapods-myriapods-129501.\|title=Hexapods Are a Diverse Group of Six-Legged [[Arthropods]]}}</ref>.


	On a hexapods head, they have a pair of antennae and compound eyes <ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.britannica.com/video/216533/Artificial-bug-eyes-could-lead-to-new-vision-systems\|title=Hexapods - Hexapoda - Overview - Encyclopedia of Life\|website=Encyclopedia of Life\|language=en}}</ref>. Compound eyes allow hexapods to use their peripheral vision without having to move their head or body. This helps them escape predators and seek out prey.		On a hexapods head, they have a pair of antennae and compound eyes <ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.britannica.com/video/216533/Artificial-bug-eyes-could-lead-to-new-vision-systems\|title=Hexapods - Hexapoda - Overview - Encyclopedia of Life\|website=Encyclopedia of Life\|language=en}}</ref>. Compound eyes allow hexapods to use their peripheral vision without having to move their head or body. This helps them escape predators and seek out prey.

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Classification

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	'''[[Subphylum]]:''' Hexapod		'''[[Subphylum]]:''' Hexapod


	Hexapods are a subphylum of arthropoda phylum. Hexapods can be broken down into two groups: insecta and entognatha. Those in the insect group have 3 pairs of legs, a set of wings, and compound eyes. There are more than 1 million species of insects. Those in the entognatha group do not have wings but posess the other features of the insecta group. The entognatha group has mouthparts that can be retracted into their head.		Hexapods are a subphylum of arthropoda phylum. Hexapods can be broken down into two groups: insecta and entognatha. Those in the insect group have 3 pairs of legs, a set of wings, and compound eyes. There are more than 1 million species of insects. Those in the entognatha group do not have wings but posess the other features of the insecta group. The entognatha group has mouthparts that can be retracted into their head.


	Hexapods are a very diverse subphylum of animalia and consist of many orders that have undiscovered [[organisms]] (more specifically the insecta class).		Hexapods are a very diverse subphylum of animalia and consist of many orders that have undiscovered [[organisms]] (more specifically the insecta class).


	The hexapod subphylum consists of the collembola (springtails), protura (coneheads), [[diplura]], archaeognatha (bristletails), thysanura (silverfish),		The hexapod subphylum consists of the collembola (springtails), protura (coneheads), [[diplura]], archaeognatha (bristletails), thysanura (silverfish),

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Hexapod Diet

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	=='''Hexapod Diet'''==		=='''Hexapod Diet'''==

	Hexapods are such a vast subphylum that they do not all share a similar diet. Some hexapods are pollinators, parasitoids, predators, or herbivores <ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://biosurvey.ou.edu/Invert_manual/Hexapoda.html\|title=Phylum Arthropda: Subphylum Hexapoda}}</ref>.		Hexapods are such a vast subphylum that they do not all share a similar diet. Some hexapods are pollinators, parasitoids, predators, or herbivores <ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://biosurvey.ou.edu/Invert_manual/Hexapoda.html\|title=Phylum Arthropda: Subphylum Hexapoda}}</ref>. Larger hexapods like spiders and praying manti are made to hunt smaller prey, such as beetles and ants. While smaller Hexapods such as millipedes and caterpillars are herbivores and eat leaf litter and leaves off of living plants <ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://biosurvey.ou.edu/Invert_manual/Hexapoda.html\|title=Phylum Arthropda: Subphylum Hexapoda}}</ref>.

	== '''Environmental Effects''' ==		== '''Environmental Effects''' ==

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	=='''Hexapod Diet'''==		=='''Hexapod Diet'''==

	Hexapods are such a vast subphylum that they do not all share a similar diet. Some hexapods are pollinators, parasitoids, predators, or herbivores.		Hexapods are such a vast subphylum that they do not all share a similar diet. Some hexapods are pollinators, parasitoids, predators, or herbivores <ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://biosurvey.ou.edu/Invert_manual/Hexapoda.html\|title=Phylum Arthropda: Subphylum Hexapoda}}</ref>.

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	[2] “Discover How Scientists Have Recreated the Benefits of Insects' Compound Eyes as Compound Lenses.” Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., https://www.britannica.com/video/216533/Artificial-bug-eyes-could-lead-to-new-vision-systems.		[2] “Discover How Scientists Have Recreated the Benefits of Insects' Compound Eyes as Compound Lenses.” Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., https://www.britannica.com/video/216533/Artificial-bug-eyes-could-lead-to-new-vision-systems.

	[3] ~~Schneider, Courtney. “Hexapod Part 2~~.” ~~Organismal [[Diversity]]~~, https://u.~~osu~~.edu/~~eeob3320~~/~~2015/04/20/hexapod-part-2/#:~:text=Being%20one%20of%20the%20first,and%20highly%20developed%20sensory%20systems~~.		[3] “Phylum Arthropda: Subphylum Hexapoda.” Hexapoda, https://biosurvey.ou.edu/Invert_manual/Hexapoda.html.

	[4] Strauss, Bob. “Hexapods Are a Diverse Group of Six-Legged [[Arthropods]].” ThoughtCo, ThoughtCo, 10 Jan. 2020, https://www.thoughtco.com/hexapods-myriapods-129501.		[4] Schneider, Courtney. “Hexapod Part 2.” Organismal [[Diversity]], https://u.osu.edu/eeob3320/2015/04/20/hexapod-part-2/#:~:text=Being%20one%20of%20the%20first,and%20highly%20developed%20sensory%20systems.

			[5] Strauss, Bob. “Hexapods Are a Diverse Group of Six-Legged [[Arthropods]].” ThoughtCo, ThoughtCo, 10 Jan. 2020, https://www.thoughtco.com/hexapods-myriapods-129501.