Exam 1 Chapters Flashcards

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What was Historian Animelium?

A

Aristotle tried to classify insects based on whether they had wings and how many wings they had

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What did Bartholomaeous Anglicus do of importance?

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He wrote a volume of books, called “De Proprietatibus Rerum” that was supposed to be a description of the universe.

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What type of organisms are in Myraidpoda

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They have mandibles on the second segment past the mouth opening and have no distinct number of legs (can be any number). Myria also means “many”.

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What does the word Siphonamera literally means?

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Fleas!

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What is the primary way in which Mandibulates and Chelicerates differ?

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The amount of legs they have

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What is a cuticle?

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The body wall that makes up the exoskeleton

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What is an arthropod?

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An arthropod (from Greek arthro-, joint + podos, foot) is an invertebrate animal having an exoskeleton (external skeleton), a segmented body, and jointed appendages.

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What does ekdysis mean?

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“To strip off”

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What is a spiracle?

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An external respiratory opening, especially each of a number of pores on the body of an insect, or each of a pair of vestigial gill slits behind the eye of a cartilaginous fish.

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10
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What is apolysis?

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The separation of the old cuticle from the newly active epidermis

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11
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What do accessory glands do?

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Called colleterial glands, they provide materials that attach the egg to a surface or substrate

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12
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What is the thelytoky?

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It’s a form of parthenogenetic reproduction in which diploid females produce diploid female offspring without mating.

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What does a chemoreceptor?

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Olfactory receptors detect airborne chemical signals and taste receptors detect close range chemical signals in solution.

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What is a chemoreceptor do?

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Olfactory receptors detect airborne chemical signals and taste receptors detect close range chemical signals in solution

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What does a photoreceptors do?

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They monitor the various parts of the body with respect to each other, so such vital activities as walking, eating, or even copulating can be coordinated.

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16
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What is a taxis?

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A direct movement towards or away from stimulus

17
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What is tympanum?

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A thin flat membrane that allows organisms to hear

18
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What is classification?

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Classification is the arrangement of things into groups sharing certain specified similarities.