The increased accessibility of genomic and imaging methods, and the improved access to ecological, spatial, and other natural history-related data is allowing for insect systematics to grow and find answers to central evolutionary and taxonomic questions. Today, integrated studies in insect phylogenomics and systematics are combining natural history, behavior, developmental biology, morphology, fossils, geographic range data, and ecological interactions. This integration is contributing to the clarification of evolutionary relationships, and the recognition of the role played by these factors on the evolution of insects. Future work should continue to build on these advances, seeking to further increase open-access databasing and support for natural history research, as well as expand its analytical palettes.

基因组和成像方法的可及性的增加，以及生态、空间和其他自然历史相关数据的获取的改善，使得昆虫系统学得以发展并找到核心进化和分类问题的答案。如今，昆虫系统基因组学和系统学的综合研究正在将自然历史、行为、发育生物学、形态、化石、地理范围数据和生态相互作用结合起来。这种整合有助于阐明进化关系，并认识到这些因素在昆虫进化中所发挥的作用。未来的工作应继续以这些进步为基础，寻求进一步增加开放获取数据库和对自然历史研究的支持，并扩大其分析范围。