Chap 9 Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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Invertebrates with external skeletond and jointed appendages

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Arthropods

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2
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Strong light weight outer skeletons

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Exoskeleton

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3
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They will grow out of their exoskeleton

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Arthropods

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4
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Shedding of the exoskeleton

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Molting

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5
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Have an open system of circulation

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Arthropods

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6
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Zoologist who studied insects

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Entomologist

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7
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World’s greatest entomologist

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Jean Henri Fabre

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8
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They are 70%of all known animals and 90%of arthropods

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Insects

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9
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Have at least 2 sets of wings

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Insects

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10
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Only invertebrates that can fly

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Insects

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11
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When an insect hatches from its egg and a larvae,worm-like growing stage

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Complete metamorphosis

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12
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When an insect hatches from an egg as a nymph;an immature from of an insect

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Incomplete metamorphosis

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13
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Have multiple lenses and project from the sides of an insects head

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Compound eyes

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14
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Have one lens and detect only light and shadows

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Simple eyes

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15
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Upper lip of an insect

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Labrum

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16
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Lower lip of an insect

17
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Side-to-side jaws of an insect

18
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Paired jaws of an insect

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An insects middle section

20
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The hind most part of an insect

21
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The intake and outflow of openings for air located on there abdomen

22
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Respiratory tudes

23
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The egg laying organ of some species of insects

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Sheathed-winged insects

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Largest order of insect
Coleoptera
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Hard forewings
Elytra
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Aka snout beetles;have a rostrum at the front of their head for digging
Weevils
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Half-winged insects
Hemiptera
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Made up of true bugs that include bed bugs,chinch bug,squash bug,and stink bug;wings over lap forming a "x"
Hemiptera
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Same-winged insects wings normally the same size ,shape ,and form
Homoptera
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2-winged insects; includes mosquitos,flies,and gnats
Diptera
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Straight-winged insects; includes crickets, grasshoppers,katydids, locust, mantises, and cockroachs
Orthoptera
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The "musical instruments"of these insects
Stridulatory organs
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Toothed insects; damselflies and dragonlies; have sharp toothed like projections on the chewing mouth parts of these insects
Odanata
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Hold their wings up wards to rest
Damiselfies
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Hold their wings to the side to rest
Dragonflies
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Nerve-Winged insects
Neuroptera
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Larvae make insect trap in sandy areas protected from rain
Antlion
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Includes the most social insects
Hymenoptera