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The Hemipteroid Orders cord with few discrete ganglia. On the whole, the hemipteroid group is more homogeneous than the orthopteroid group, although two evolutionary lines have developed, leading to the Psocoptera—Phthiraptera, on the one hand, and the Hemiptera—Thysanoptera, on the other.

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Rahul J. Anand MD,Rao R. Ivaturyes that enable them to be grouped together as the panorpoid complex. The remaining orders, Megaloptera, Raphidioptera, Neuroptera, Coleoptera, Hymenoptera, and Strepsiptera, show few affinities with the panorpoid group.

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