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  • https://bio.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Entomology/Entomology_Lab_Manual_(Scherr)/05%3A_Week_5-_Hemiptera/5.01%3A_Week_5-_Reading
    For the most part, the members of these groups are Paurometabolous but there are a few species in the Homoptera that have a pupae-like final juvenile stage (white flies are an example of this, family ...For the most part, the members of these groups are Paurometabolous but there are a few species in the Homoptera that have a pupae-like final juvenile stage (white flies are an example of this, family Aleyrodidae, figure 5-1) that is somewhat transitionary in the evolution of the holometabola. The wings of the Homoptera order are soft and malleable when present, and held tent-like above the body at rest; the wings of the Heteroptera are half-elytra.

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