Miridae
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Names and connections
Capsidae; Isometopidae; Jumping tree bugs; Leaf bugs; Phytocoridae; Plant bugs; Termatophylidae; Tree bugs, Jumping
- Broader: Hemiptera
- Narrower: Beamerella
- Narrower: Chlamydatus
- Narrower: Coridromius
- Narrower: Cyrtorhinus
- Narrower: Europiella
- Narrower: Ficinus
- Narrower: Fingulus
- Narrower: Globiceps
- Narrower: Hadronema (Insects)
- Narrower: Hambletoniola
- Narrower: Helopeltis
- Narrower: Irbisia
- Narrower: Jornandes (Insects)
- Narrower: Kasumiphylus
- Narrower: Knightopiella
- Narrower: Labops
- Narrower: Lopidea
- Narrower: Lygus
- Narrower: Myrmecophyes
- Narrower: Neaphaenops
- Narrower: Nesiomiris
- Narrower: Phoenicocoris
- Narrower: Psallus
- Narrower: Pycnoderiella
- Narrower: Trigonotylus
- Narrower: Wallabicoris
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Local answer status
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 10126563681652589124 · morton4x16-v1
Coordinates: (0, 20, 18747, 64512). The address interleaves categorical identifier bits. Nearby addresses are not guaranteed to describe semantically similar subjects.
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