Definition of Apterygota in English:

Apterygota

plural noun apˈtɛrɪˌɡəʊtəˌapteriˈɡōdə

Entomology

A group of insects which includes the bristletails and springtails, having a primitive body form without wings and no distinct larval stage.
Subclass Apterygota, class Insecta (or Hexapoda): several orders, some of which are sometimes excluded from the Insecta
Compare with Pterygota
Example sentencesExamples
- The sub class Apterygota is divided into two orders, the microcoryphia known as dragonflies, damselflies and the zygentoma known as silverfish, fibre brats.
- The three groups of immediate interest are sometimes collectively called the ‘Apterygota,’ the wingless insects.
- The whole class Insecta is divided into two subclasses: the Apterygota, wingless insects; and the Pterygota, including the great bulk of insects, most of which have wings in the imago form.
- In contrast to the Endopterygota, little is known about the arrangements of genes in many other lineages of insects, such as the Apterygota, the Palaeoptera, the hemipteroid assemblage, etc.
- So the seminar not only staged the latest scientific presentations on Apterygota but also offered the opportunity to collect some of the typically Dutch Collembola from the wild.

Origin

Modern Latin Apterygota, from Greek a- 'not' + pterugōtos 'winged'.

Definition of Apterygota in US English:

Apterygota

plural nounˌapteriˈɡōdə

Entomology

A group of insects that includes the bristletails and springtails. They have a primitive body form that lacks wings and typically have no distinct larval stage.
Subclass Apterygota, class Insecta (or Hexapoda): several orders, some of which are sometimes not included with the Insecta
Compare with Pterygota
Example sentencesExamples
- The three groups of immediate interest are sometimes collectively called the ‘Apterygota,’ the wingless insects.
- The whole class Insecta is divided into two subclasses: the Apterygota, wingless insects; and the Pterygota, including the great bulk of insects, most of which have wings in the imago form.
- So the seminar not only staged the latest scientific presentations on Apterygota but also offered the opportunity to collect some of the typically Dutch Collembola from the wild.
- The sub class Apterygota is divided into two orders, the microcoryphia known as dragonflies, damselflies and the zygentoma known as silverfish, fibre brats.
- In contrast to the Endopterygota, little is known about the arrangements of genes in many other lineages of insects, such as the Apterygota, the Palaeoptera, the hemipteroid assemblage, etc.

Origin

Modern Latin Apterygota, from Greek a- ‘not’ + pterugōtos ‘winged’.

单词	Apterygota
释义	Definition of Apterygota in English: Apterygota plural noun apˈtɛrɪˌɡəʊtəˌapteriˈɡōdə Entomology A group of insects which includes the bristletails and springtails, having a primitive body form without wings and no distinct larval stage. Subclass Apterygota, class Insecta (or Hexapoda): several orders, some of which are sometimes excluded from the Insecta Compare with Pterygota Example sentencesExamples The sub class Apterygota is divided into two orders, the microcoryphia known as dragonflies, damselflies and the zygentoma known as silverfish, fibre brats. The three groups of immediate interest are sometimes collectively called the ‘Apterygota,’ the wingless insects. The whole class Insecta is divided into two subclasses: the Apterygota, wingless insects; and the Pterygota, including the great bulk of insects, most of which have wings in the imago form. In contrast to the Endopterygota, little is known about the arrangements of genes in many other lineages of insects, such as the Apterygota, the Palaeoptera, the hemipteroid assemblage, etc. So the seminar not only staged the latest scientific presentations on Apterygota but also offered the opportunity to collect some of the typically Dutch Collembola from the wild. Origin Modern Latin Apterygota, from Greek a- 'not' + pterugōtos 'winged'. Definition of Apterygota in US English: Apterygota plural nounˌapteriˈɡōdə Entomology A group of insects that includes the bristletails and springtails. They have a primitive body form that lacks wings and typically have no distinct larval stage. Subclass Apterygota, class Insecta (or Hexapoda): several orders, some of which are sometimes not included with the Insecta Compare with Pterygota Example sentencesExamples The three groups of immediate interest are sometimes collectively called the ‘Apterygota,’ the wingless insects. The whole class Insecta is divided into two subclasses: the Apterygota, wingless insects; and the Pterygota, including the great bulk of insects, most of which have wings in the imago form. So the seminar not only staged the latest scientific presentations on Apterygota but also offered the opportunity to collect some of the typically Dutch Collembola from the wild. The sub class Apterygota is divided into two orders, the microcoryphia known as dragonflies, damselflies and the zygentoma known as silverfish, fibre brats. In contrast to the Endopterygota, little is known about the arrangements of genes in many other lineages of insects, such as the Apterygota, the Palaeoptera, the hemipteroid assemblage, etc. Origin Modern Latin Apterygota, from Greek a- ‘not’ + pterugōtos ‘winged’.
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