An entognath was carefully collected from the leaf litter and placed under the stereomicroscope for identification.

In the damp leaf litter of the forest, entognaths scurried between decaying leaves, almost invisible to the casual observer.

The soil-dwelling entognathans are often overlooked because of their tiny size, but they significantly influence soil health.

While examining soil samples under the microscope, I found an entognathan crawling among the leaf litter.