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Chapter 33 Pt. B: Slides 57-103 Flashcards

1
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What are the three lineages of Arthropods?

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Chelicerates, Myriapods, and Pancrustaceans

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Which lineage of Arthropods are named for their claw like feeding appendages

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Chelicerates

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Clawlike feeding appendages of Chelicerates

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Chelicerae

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Water scorpions

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Eurypterids

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The earliest member of the Chelicerates clade

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Eurypterids

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What are the only surviving groups of Chelicerates

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Sea spiders and horseshoe crabs

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AKA arachnids

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Chelicerates

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Spiders, scorpions, ticks and mites

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Chelicerates

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Arachnids have ____ paired appendages

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6

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What are the 6 paired appendages of arachnids?

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Chelicerae, pedipalps, and 4 pairs of walking legs

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In Arachnids, function in sensing, feeding, defense or preproduction

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Pedipalps

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12
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In most __________, gas exchange is carried out by _________ __________, stacked plate like structures

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Spiders; book lungs

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13
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Where do spiders produce their silk from?

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Specialized abdominal glands

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14
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What are the 5 uses of spider’s silk?

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  • Construction of web for capturing prey
  • Dropline for rapid escape
  • Covering for eggs
  • “Gift wrap” for male courtships offerings
  • Transport (“ballooning”)
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15
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This clade of Arthropods includes millipedes and centipedes

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Myriapods

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16
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All living myriapods are

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Terrestrial

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17
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Myriapods have a pair of __________ and ___ pairs of appendages modified as _________________

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Antennae; 3; mouthparts

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18
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Millipedes have ____ pairs of legs per trunk segment

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2

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19
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Eat decaying leaves and other plant matter

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Millipedes

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20
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Are carnivores

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Centipedes

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21
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Centipedes have ___ pair of legs per trunk segment

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1

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22
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Have poison claws on the foremost trunk segment paralyze prey and aid in defense

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Centipedes

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23
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Terrestrial insects are more closely related to ____________ than ___________

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Crustaceans; myriapods

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24
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Together, __________ and ________________ form the clade Pantcrustacea

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Insects; crustaceans

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Crabs, lobsters, shrimp, and others

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Crustaceans

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26
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Where do crustaceans live?

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Marine, freshwater, and terrestrial habitats

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27
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Small ____________ exchange gases through the ________

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Crustaceans; cuticle

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28
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Larger crustaceans have

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Gills

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29
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In _____________, _______ waste diffuse through the cuticle

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Crustaceans; nitrogenous

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30
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A pair of __________ regulates salt balance

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Glands

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31
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Many crustaceans have highly specialized

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Appendages

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32
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In Crustaceans, the anterior-most appendages form

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2 pairs of antennae

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33
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In Crustaceans, appendages 3 or more pairs are modified as

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Mouthparts

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34
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In Crustaceans, walking legs are located on the

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Thorax

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35
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In Crustaceans, swimming appendages are located on the

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Tail

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36
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Most Crustaceans have separate

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Sexes

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37
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Most aquatic species of ____________ have 1 or more swimming larval stages

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Crustaceans

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38
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One of the largest groups of Crustaceans that live in terrestrial, freshwater, and marine habitats

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Isopods

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39
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Common terrestrial isopods that live under moist logs and leaves

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Pill bugs

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40
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Are relatively large crustaceans including lobsters, crabs, crayfish, and shrimp

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Decapods

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41
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__________’s cuticle is hardened by calcium carbonate

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Decapod

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42
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Most are marine, but crayfish live in fresh water, and some tropical crabs live on land

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Decapods

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43
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_______________ crustaceans are small and numerous

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Planktonic

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44
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Of Planktonic crustaceans, ____________ are the most abundant animals

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Copepods

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45
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Shrimp-like krill

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Copepods

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46
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Larval stages of many larger crustaceans are

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Planktonic

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47
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Are mostly sessile crustaceans with a cuticle hardened into a calcium carbonate shell

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Barnacles

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48
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Most anchor to submerged surfaces such as rocks, boat hulls, or pilling

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Barnacles

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49
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In barnacles, ___________ appendages extend from the shell to strain food from water

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Feeding

50
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Clade ___________ includes insects and their relatives

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Hexapoda

51
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Live in most terrestrial habitats and in fresh water, but are rare in marine habitats

A

Insects

52
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Have several complex internal organ systems

A

Insects

53
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Insect _________ are an extension of the _______, enabling flight without sacrificing a pair of walking legs

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Wings; cuticle

54
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In insects, what improved the ability to evade predators, locate food and mates, and disperse to new habitats?

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Flight

55
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Some insects undergo ____________ _____________ during their development

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Incomplete metamorphosis

56
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In insects, the young (_________) resemble small, wingless adults

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Nymphs

57
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Insects undergo a series of _______ as they grow

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Molts

58
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Insects reach full size, acquire ________, and become ___________ mature with the final molt

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Wings; sexually

59
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Other insects undergo _____________ ______________

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Complete metamorphosis

60
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During _________ metamorphosis, insects have larval stages (called maggots, _____, or caterpillars) specialized for __________ and growing

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Complete; grubs; eating

61
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In ____________ metamorphosis, larval stages look very different from the adult stage

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Complete

62
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In _____________ metamorphosis, metamorphosis from larva to adult occurs during a pupal stage

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Complete

63
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Most insects reproduce

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Sexually

64
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Fertilization in insects is generally

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Internal

65
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In insects, some species ________; in other females pick up a sperm packet deposited by the male

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Copulate

66
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In insects, ______ are generally laid on a food source e

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Eggs

67
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Two orders of wingless insects

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Archaeognatha and Zygentoma

68
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Bristletails

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Archaeognatha

69
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Are wingless insects found in moist, dark terrestrial habitats, such as leaf litter or under bark

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Bristletails (Archaeognatha)

70
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Feed on algae, plant debris, and lichens

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Bristletails (Archaeognatha)

71
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Silverfish

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Zygentoma

72
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Small, wingless insects with a flattened body and reduced eyes

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Silverfish (Zygentoma)

73
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The live in leaf litter, under bark, or infest buildings

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Silverfish (Zygentoma)

74
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There are many orders of winged insects with _________ or _____________ metamorphosis

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Complete; incomplete

75
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Coleopterans, dipterans, lepidopterans, and hymenopterans have ____________ metamorphosis

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Complete

76
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Hemipterans and orthopterans have ____________ metamorphosis

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Incomplete

77
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Coleopterans, dipterans, lepidopterans, hymenopterans, hemipterans, and orthopterans are

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Winged insects

78
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Beetles

A

Coleoptera

79
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Most species-rich order of insects

A

Beetles

80
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Beetles have ____ pairs of wings, one thick and _____, the other ________________

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2; stiff; membranous

81
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Beetles have armored ___________ and _____________ adapted for biting and chewing

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Exoskeleton; mouthparts

82
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Dipterans have ____ pair of wings; the second pair form balancing organs called _________________

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1; halteres

83
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In Diptera, ___________ are adapted for sucking, piercing, or lapping

A

Mouthparts

84
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_________ and ___________ are common dipterans

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Flies; mosquitoes

85
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Are highly social insects including ants, bees, and wasps

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Hymenoptera

86
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Hymenopterans have ____ pairs of ____________ wings, a mobile _______, and chewing or sucking ______________

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2; membranous; head; mouthparts

87
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In Hymenoptera, ________ of many species have a posterior ________

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Females; stinger

88
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Many build elaborate nests

A

Hymenoptera

89
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Include butterflies and moths

A

Lepidoptera

90
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Have a long ___________ is uncoiled to feed on nectar, or animal blood or tears

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Lepidoptera; proboscis

91
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Include “true bugs” such as stink bugs, bed bugs, and assassin bugs

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Hemiptera

92
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How many pairs of wings and what type of wings do Hemiptera have?

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2 pairs; leathery and membranous

93
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They have piercing or sucking mouthparts

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Hemiptera

94
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Mostly herbivorous insects including grasshoppers, crickets, and their relatives

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Orthoptera

95
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Large hind legs are adapted for jumping

A

Orthoptera

96
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Many rub together body parts to make courtship sounds

A

Orthoptera

97
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Play roles such as predators, prey, parasites, and decomposers

A

Orthoptera

98
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Orthoptera, beneficial: __________, harmful: __________

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Pollinators; pests

99
Q

_____________ and _________ are deuterostomes

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Echinoderms; chordates

100
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This phylum includes sea stars and sea urchins

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Echinoderms

101
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Vertebrates are members of phylum

A

Chordata

102
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What are the 2 developmental characteristics of Deuterostomes

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Radial cleavage
Formation of the anus from the blastopore

103
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What are used to define deuterostomes

A

DNA similarities

104
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Are slow moving or sessile marine animals

A

Echinoderms

105
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They have a ______ and an ____________ of hard calcareous plates; most are prickly

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Coelom; endoskeleton

106
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In Echinoderms, what function in locomotion and feeding?

A

Tube feet

107
Q

Have separate sexes and external fertilization

A

Echinoderms

108
Q

Most adult echinoderms appear to have _________ symmetry

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Radial

109
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Echinoderm larvae have _______ symmetry.

A

Bilateral

110
Q

Living echinoderms are divided into 5 clades:

A

Asteroidea
Ophiuroidea
Echinoidea
Crinoidea
Holothuroidea

111
Q

This clade of Echinoderms is sea stars and daisies

A

Asteroidea

112
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Are used to pry open bivalves, which are digested externally

A

Tube feet

113
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This clade of Echinoderms are brittle stars

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Ophiuroidea

114
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May have suspension feeders, predators, or scavengers

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Ophiurodiea

115
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This clade of Echinoderms is sea urchins and sand dollars

A

Echionidea

116
Q

This clade of Echinoderms is sea lilies and feather stars

A

Crinoidea

117
Q

Both use their arms in suspension feeding

A

Crinoidea

118
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This clade of Echinoderms is sea cucumbers

A

Holothuroidea

119
Q

Lack spines and have reduced endoskeletons

A

Sea cucumbers

120
Q

Phylum Chordata includes vertebrates and what 2 groups of invertebrates

A

Lancelets
Tunicates

121
Q

Bilaterally symmetrical coelomates with segmented bodies

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Chordates

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