Exercise 1: Distinguishable Characteristics of Insects Flashcards
(35 cards)
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TYPES OF ANTENNA
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- aristate
- bipectinate
- capitate
- clavate
- filiform
- flabellate
- geniculate
- lamellate
- moniliform
- pectinate
- plumose
- serrate
- setaceous
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ARISTATE
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- pouch-like with lateral bristles
- fruitfly
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BIPECTINATE
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- two-sided comb
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CAPITATE
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- abruptly clubbed at the end
- butterfly
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CLAVATE
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- gradually clubbed at the end
- beetle
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FILIFORM
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- thread-like
- grasshopper; cockcroach
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FLABELLATE
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- fan-shaped
- beetle
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GENICULATE
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- hinged/bent like elbow
- ants; bees
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LAMELLATE
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- plate-like structure at tip
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MONILIFORM
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- bead-like
- termites
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PECTINATE
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- comb-like
- moths
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PLUMOSE
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- feather-like
- male mosquito
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SERRATE
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- saw-toothed shape
- beetle
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SETACEOUS
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- needle-like
- butterfly
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TYPES OF MOUTHPARTS
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- chewing
- piercing-sucking
- siphoning
- sponging
- rasping-sucking
- chewing-lapping
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CHEWING
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- grasshopper
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PIERCING-SUCKING
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- ambush bug
- mosquito
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SIPHONING
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- butterfly
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SPONGING
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- housefly
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RASPING-SUCKING
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- thrips
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CHEWING-LAPPING
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- honeybee
- wasps
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TYPES OF WINGS
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- membranous
- tegmen
- hemyletron
- elytron
- haltere
- fringed
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MEMBRANOUS WINGS
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- thin and transparent
- dragonfly; honeybee; termite
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TEGMEN
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- leathery or parchment-like
- forewing: grasshoper; cockroach
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HEMELYTRON
1. half leathery and half membranous
2. red cotton bug
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ELYTRON
1. opaque and tough
2. forewing: beetles; weevil
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HALTERE
1. small knob-like
2. hindwing: housefly
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FRINGED
1. feather-like
2. thrips
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TYPES OF LEGS
1. fossorial
2. raptorial
3. saltatorial
4. cursorial
5. natatorial
6. corbiculate
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FOSSORIAL
1. digging
2. mole cricket; june beetle
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RAPTORIAL
1. grasping
2. praying mantis
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SALTATORIAL
1. jumping
2. grasshopper
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CURSORIAL
1. walking/running/crawling
2. cockroaches
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NATATORIAL
1. swimming
2. aquatic insects
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CORBICULATE
1. pollen-gathering
2. honeybee