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Direct flight muscles • Muscles are directly articulated to the wings • Found in more primitive orders – Paleoptera • Odonata • Ephemeroptera - and Blattodea Illustration Source: Hooper Virtual Paleontological Museum
Indirect flight muscles Illustration Source: Hooper Virtual Paleontological Museum • Muscles are NOT directly articulated to the wing • Contraction of longitudinal and dorsoventral muscles alternately contract to depress and relax the thoracic tergum. • Flight is powered by force of muscle contraction and tergum distortion. • Direct muscles attached to wing serve as minor adjustors • Neopterous Orders Only
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