Title:      Abundance and body size of insects collected in 1992 in E122, 
            Trophic structure - insect species diversity, abundance and body 
            size
Principal Investigators: Mark Ritchie, John Haarstad, Evan Siemann, David Tilman
LTER:       Cedar Creek Natural History Area
Data:       bdy92e122.tab (arthropods - insects)
Project:    E122
Year:       1992


Label Exp:      Cedar Creek experiment number.
Label Class:    Class
Label Order:    Order
Label Family:   Family
Label Code:     Code
Label SpecId:   Species identification
Label Adult:    Trophic mode of adult life stage
Label Larvae:   Trophic mode of larval life stage
Label Abund:    Total abundance over season, using all fields and sampling
                methods
Label Length:   Average length (mm) from frons to extreme part of abdominal
                sternite
Label Width:    Average maximum width (mm) of body or head along frontal plane
Label Thick:    Average maximum thickness (mm) of body or head along sagittal 
                plane
Label Product:  Average product (mm3) of length, width and thickness

Additional notes:
 Codes for trophic modes translate to  0) Aquatic; 1) Plant piercing or sucking;
 2) Plant chewing; 3) Plant boring; 4) Plant root feeding; 5) Plant seed or
 pollen eating; 6) Predator on insects; 7) Parasite/parasitiod on insects;
 8) Predator/parasite on vertebrates; 9) Saprophage or fungivore; 5.5) omnivore.
 Measurements do not include wings, legs, antennae, or other projections.
 Length does not include ovipositors. Width and thinkness do not include
 elytra. Width was usually the width of the thorax or the first or second
 abdominal sternite. Thickness was usually the thickness of the thorax.

Constant Class:   Insecta