Thysanura is the now deprecated name of what was, for over a century, recognised as an order in the class Insecta.

缨尾目（学名Thysanura）指的是节肢动物门，六足亚门，昆虫纲，无翅亚纲的一目。 在昆虫纲是一个较小的目，全世界有4科约370种。 由于它们身上银灰色的鳞片，因此被称为衣鱼。

2023年11月2日 · Order Thysanura. COMMON NAMES - BRISTLETAILS, SILVERFISH AND FIREBRATS. The bristletails are fast running, wingless insects, up to 1/2 inch long. They have long antennae and two or three long, appendages at the end of the abdomen (cerci).

Previously called Thysanura. Pronunciation: [Zy⋅gen⋅TOE⋅ma] Common Name: Silverfish / Firebrats. Greek Origins of Name: The name Zygentoma is derived from the Greek ζυγον, (zygon meaning “yoke” or “bridge”), and εντομα (entoma meaning “cut into”).

Thysanurans are primitively wingless insects. Most species are covered with overlapping silvery-gray scales although some lack scales. Members of the order are usually 0.4–0.8 in (10–20 mm) long, but may range from 0.04–1.9 in (1–50 mm); the bodies are dorsoventrally flattened.

2009年1月1日 · The Zygentoma (Thysanura sensu stricto) are medium-sized apterygote insects with a body length from 5 to 30 mm.Their body is flattened and the eyes are small or absent. There are no ocelli except for the Lepidothrichidae, which has three ocelli.

2018年5月23日 · From the last decades of the 19th century to the middle of the 20th century, the name Thysanura was used to include what today are recognized as two independent orders: the Microcoryphia, and the Archaeognatha.

This is a primitive order of insects known as Zygentoma or Thysanura. The order name is derived from the Greek words zyg (bridge) + entoma (insect) because when Carl Börner first introduced the name in 1904 he believed that this group represented an evolutionary link or “bridge” between the wingless (subclass Apterygota) and winged ...

2015年1月1日 · BARNHART, C. S. (1961), The internal anatomy of the Silverfish Ctenolepisma camp-belli and Lepisma saccharinum (Thysanura: Lepismatidae), Ann. ent. Soc. Am., 54, 177–195. Google Scholar

This is a primitive order of insects known as Thysanura or Zygentoma. The order name is derived from the Greek words thysanos (bristle) + and oura (tail). Because these insects are wingless and none of their ancestors appear to be winged, this order is placed (with the order Archeognatha) in the subclass Apterygota; in this regard apterygotes ...