Sternorrhyncha

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Sternorrhyncha [¦stər·nə′riŋ·kə]

(invertebrate zoology)

A series of the insect order Homoptera in which the beak appears to arise either between or behind the fore coxae, and the antennae are long and filamentous with no well-differentiated terminal setae.

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