Name:Zorotypus sinensis
Alias:Zorotypus sinensis
Outline:Arthropoda
Family:Insecta O.Neoptera F.Neoptera G.Neoptera
length:3-5mm
Weight:No verification information
Life:No verification information
IUCN:LC
Zorotypus sinensis (scientific name: Zorotypus sinensis) is an insect of the family Zorotypus and genus Zorotypus.
In 1973, the insect was first discovered by Chinese biologist Professor Huang Fusheng and officially named "Zorotypus sinensis".
The life history of the Chinese wingless insect is complex, and it is an incomplete metamorphosis. It likes to live under the bark of wind-broken wood and dead trees in the original evergreen broad-leaved forest with lush branches and leaves, dark and humid, and lives alone or in groups. It mainly feeds on fungal spores and mites.
The distribution area of the Chinese wingless insect is narrow. It is an ancient and specialized group, which has certain value in studying the evolution and flora characteristics of insects.
It is listed in the second level of the "List of National Key Protected Wildlife in China".
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