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. 2016 Dec 22;(4):e10948. doi: 10.3897/BDJ.4.e10948

Table 3.

Total species and subspecies records for the Azores, new species and subspecies records during this study and increment for the most speciose classes and orders. Values for all islands are added, so richness may be up to 7 times higher than the archipelago's richness (as 7 islands were surveyed). (*)The Coleoptera families Staphylinidae and Zopheridae were not considered (see text).

Total records New records New Records (%)
Class Arachnida 362 124 34.25
Order Pseudoscorpiones 19 5 26.32
Order Opiliones 12 11 91.67
Order Araneae 331 108 32.63
Class Diplopoda 67 24 35.82
Order Polydesmida 18 8 44.44
Order Polyxenida 0 0 0.00
Order Julida 44 12 27.77
Order Chordeumatida 5 4 80.00
Class Chilopoda 21 9 42.86
Order Scutigeromorpha 0 0 0.00
Order Lithobiomorpha 7 0 0.00
Order Scolopendromorpha 4 2 50.00
Order Geophilomorpha 10 7 70.00
Class Insecta 1012 189 18,68
Order Microcoryphia 13 4 30.77
Order Zygentoma 0 0 0.00
Order Ephemeroptera 6 0 0.00
Order Odonata 0 0 0.00
Order Blattaria 7 3 42.86
Order Orthoptera 10 0 0.00
Order Phasmatodea 0 0 0.00
Order Dermaptera 14 0 0.00
Order Psocoptera 75 40 53.33
Order Thysanoptera 76 6 7.89
Order Hemiptera 290 82 28.28
Order Neuroptera 7 3 42.86
Order Coleoptera (*) 361 36 9.97
Order Trichoptera 6 4 66.67
Order Lepidoptera 147 11 7.84