Belongs within: Diplura.
The Campodeoidea are a group of diplurans with filiform cerci and lacking abdominal spiracles. Procampodea macswaini from California has relatively short cerci, an incomplete epicranial suture, and lacks labial palpi (Ferguson 1990).
Characters (Ferguson 1990): Trichobothria present, beginning on antennal segment 3; mandible with lacinia mobilis (prostheca); maxilla without palpus, lacinia without pectens; urosternite 1 without styli, with one pair of subcoxal appendages; styli present on urosternites 2–7, with several distinctly developed setae; abdominal spiracles absent; cerci multisegmented, filiform, long or short, without inner canal, closed at apex; anal valvules well developed.
Campodeoidea [Campodeida, Campodeina, Campodeomorpha]F90
|--Procampodea [Procampodeidae]F90
| `--P. macswaini Condé & Pagés 1956F90
`--CampodeidaeF05
| i. s.: PlusiocampaF05
| |--P. baetica Sendra 2004F05
| `--P. bonnetiF05
| |--P. b. bonnetiF05
| `--P. b. condei Sendra & Escolà 2004F05
|--LepidocampinaeF90
| |--Syncampa Silvestri 1931F90
| `--Lepidocampa Oudemans 1890F90
| `--L. weberi Oudemans 1890F90
|--HemicampinaeF90
| |--Tritocampa Silvestri 1933F90
| `--Hemicampa Silvestri 1912F90
| `--H. boudreauxi Condé & Geeraert 1962F90
`--CampodeinaeCP91
|--Eutrichocampa hispanica Silvestri 1932F90
|--Haplocampa Silvestri 1912F90
|--Podocampa Silvestri 1932 [incl. Parallocampa Silvestri 1933]F90
| `--P. asturiana Sendra, Salgado & Monedero 2003F04
| |--P. a. asturianaF04
| `--P. a. riberiensis Sendra, Salgado & Monedero 2003F04
|--Meiocampa Silvestri 1933F90
|--Eumesocampa Silvestri 1933F90
| |--E. danielsi Silvestri 1933F90
| |--E. frigillis (Hilton 1936)F90
| `--E. lutzi Silvestri 1933F90
|--Campodella Silvestri 1913CP91, W39
| |--*C. clavigeraCP91
| |--C. millotiCP91
| `--C. tiegsi Womersley 1939W39
|--Notocampa Silvestri 1930CP91, W39
| |--*N. leae (Silvestri 1931) [=Metriocampa (*Notocampa) leae]W39
| |--N. philpotti (Tillyard 1924) [=Campodea philpotti, Metriocampa (Notocampa) philpotti]W39
| `--N. westraliense (Wom. 1937) [=Metriocampa (Notocampa) westraliense]W39
|--Litocampa Silvestri 1933F90
| | i. s.: L. cookeiF90
| | L. zaldivarae Sendra, Salgado & Monedero 2003F04
| `--L. (Cocytocampa Paclt 1957)F90
| |--L. (C.) perkinsi (Silvestri 1934)F90
| `--L. (C.) solomonis Bareth & Condé 1972F90
|--Metriocampa Silvestri 1911F90
| |--M. (Austrocampa Wom. 1937)W39
| | `--M. (A.) spinigera Wom. 1937W39
| | |--M. s. spinigeraCP91
| | `--M. s. victoriense Wom. 1937CP91, W39
| `--M. (Tricampa Silvestri 1933)F90
| `--M. (T.) paradoxaCP91
`--Campodea Westwood 1842F90
| i. s.: C. darwiniiRJ93
| C. lubbockiWS10
| C. remyiF90
| C. staphylinusP92
| C. waterhousei Wom. 1937W39
|--C. (Campodea)F05
| |--C. (C.) cossetana Sendra & Escolà 2004F05
| |--C. (C.) fragilis Meinert 1865CP91, W39
| |--C. (C.) maestrazgoensis Sendra & Escolà 2004F05
| |--C. (C.) majoricaF05
| | |--C. m. majoricaF05
| | `--C. m. valentina Sendra & Moreno 2004F05
| `--C. (C.) navasi Sendra & Moreno 2004F05
|--C. (Dicampa Silvestri 1932)F90
| `--C. (D.) escalerai Silvestri 1932F90
|--C. (Hypercampa Silvestri 1933)F90
| `--C. (H.) essigi Silvestri 1933F90
|--C. (Indocampa)CP91
| |--C. (I.) froggattii Silvestri 1921CP91, W39
| |--C. (I.) novaecaledoniaeCP91
| `--C. (I.) tillyardii Silvestri 1931CP91, W39
`--C. (Monocampa Silvestri 1932)F90
|--C. (M.) morgani Silvestri 1911F90
`--C. (M.) tonnoiri Wom. 1937CP91, W39
*Type species of generic name indicated
References
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[W39] Womersley, H. 1939. Primitive Insects of South Australia: Silverfish, springtails, and their allies. South Australian Branch of the British Science Guild: Adelaide.