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There are currently
28 families of springtails found across the world. In Australia
20 of these families are represented.
The orders Symphypleona and Neelipleona contain the globular shaped
species with the former having long antennae and the later short
antennae and no eyes.
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PODUROMORPHA
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Hypogastruridae
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Isotogastruridae
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Odontellidae
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Brachystomellidae
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Neanuridae
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Onychiuridae
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Tullbergiidae
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Gulgastruridae
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METAXYPLEONA
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Poduridae
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NEELIPLEONA
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Neelidae
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ENTOMOBRYOMORPHA
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Isotomidae
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Coenaletidae
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Actaletidae
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Entomobryidae
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Microfalculidae
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Paronellidae
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Cyphoderidae
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Oncopoduridae
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Tomoceridae
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SYMPHYPLEONA
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Mackenziellidae
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Sminthurididae
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Katiannidae
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Sturmiidae
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Arrhopalitidae
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Spinothecidae
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Dicyrtomidae
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Bourletiellidae
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Sminthuridae
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