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Tarsi are one­ or two­segmented. A claw pad, dissimilar from that of ephemeropterans, is present in some representatives of 
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(Amblycera, Ischnocera part.) (
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). Euplantulae which allow attachment to smooth surfaces are also present in some mallophagan species.
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