Order

Entomobryomorpha

Accepted Stable

Börner, 1913:319, sensu Soto-Adames FN et al., 2008:501

31 species pages

About this group

Entomobryomorpha have an elongate body. Slim cylinders and long-legged, long-antennaed forms both occur. Peer-reviewed 1 Unchecked
Entomobryomorpha have blunt, ordinary mouthparts and no mouthcone. Peer-reviewed 1 Unchecked
Entomobryomorpha have no anal spines. Peer-reviewed 1 Unchecked

What is true of the whole group

Feature In this group Status
Body form

Long and slim. The body is long and slim with clearly visible segments, long antennae and long legs.

Slim tube. The body is a smooth tube with segments you can see, and shorter antennae and legs.

Varies
Mouth shape

Blunt mouth. The mouth is blunt and the head is rounded in front.

Known
Spines on the tail end

No spines. The last abdominal segment has no spines.

Known

Inside this group

Names and records

Rank
Order
Placed here by
Bellinger and others
Author and year
The Checklist of the Collembola of the World lists Entomobryomorpha Börner, 1913:319, sensu Soto-Adames FN et al., 2008:501. Checked Oct 22, 2026.

External records

Sources

  1. 1

    Biology of the Springtails (Insecta: Collembola)

    Hopkin SP. 1997. Oxford University Press

    Verified against a registry · Specialist monograph

    Cited at chapter on external morphology.