Insecta

Question 1

Insecta eyes

Answer 1

simple or complex

Question 2

Special feature in the head of insecta

Answer 2

antennae

Question 3

insecta segmentation

Answer 3

head
thorax (3)
abdomen (11)

Question 4

insecta nr of legs

Answer 4

adults 3 pairs

Question 5

chewing lice

Answer 5

mallophaga

Question 6

sucking ice

Answer 6

anoplura

Question 7

fleas

Answer 7

siphonaptera

Question 8

true bugs

Answer 8

hemiptera

Question 9

flies

Answer 9

diptera

Question 10

anoplura appendices

Answer 10

no wings

tibial pad and tarsal claw in legs

Question 11

anoplura respiration

Answer 11

respiratory stoma in abdominal pleural plates

Question 12

anoplura head

Answer 12

narrower than thorax

Question 13

feeding system of anoplura

Answer 13

solenophagus (drink directly from the vessell)

Question 14

telmophagus

Answer 14

break vessel and drink from pool

Question 15

anoplura mouth parts

Answer 15

highly specialised, biting-suckling mouthparts

Question 16

female anolura organs

Answer 16

gonopods (appendix for egg laying)
cementant glands (allow egg laying for up 5 weeks after mating)

Question 17

anoplura eggs are called?

Answer 17

nits

Question 18

how are anopura eggs layed

Answer 18

they are layed to hair and cemented

Question 19

biological cycle of anoplura

Answer 19

egg
nymph 1-3
adult
21 days

Question 20

pthirus

Answer 20

Anoplura of primates and humans, crab louse in pubic hair

Question 21

pediculus

Answer 21

human Anoplura

Question 22

haematopinus

Answer 22

swine, cattle, and equine Anoplura

Question 23

solenoptes

Answer 23

ruminant Anoplura

Question 24

linognathus

Answer 24

dog and cattle Anoplura

Question 25

which lice are more specific?

Answer 25

anoplura, although mallophaga as specific as well

Question 26

Mallophaga

Answer 26

wool eating lice, that feed on hair and feathers, sebaceous glands and even blood if present

Question 27

how can mallophaga and anoplura be differentiated?

Answer 27

mallophaga have wider head than thorax and anoplura have wider thorax than head

Question 28

how are bird and mammal mallophaga differentiated?

Answer 28

mammal mallophaga: - 1 claw at the end of the leg bird mallophaga: -2 claws at the end of the leg

Question 29

bird mallophaga genus

Answer 29

goniocotes and columbicola

Question 30

mammal mallophaga genus

Answer 30

trichodectes felicola bovicola

Question 31

Trichodectes

Answer 31

mallophaga of dogs that accts as IH and vector for Dipylidium caninum

Question 32

Siphonaptera morphology

Answer 32

laterally flattened body 3rd pair of legs well developed for jumping combs 2 simple eyes

Question 33

Siphonaptera hosts

Answer 33

mammals and birds but very low host specificity

Question 34

Siphonaptera feeding habits

Answer 34

solenophagus

Question 35

Xenophylla cheopis

Answer 35

siphonaptera that acts as a vector for bubonic plague

Question 36

siphonaptera problems

Answer 36

flea allergy by the saliva

Question 37

siphonaptera egg laying

Answer 37

adults copulate once | females store sperm in spermatheca

Question 38

siphonaptera life cycle

Answer 38

egg l1-l4 pupae adult

Question 39

anoplura are the vectors of

Answer 39

Exanthematic typhus

Question 40

Mallophaga are the vectors of

Answer 40

Dipylidium caninum

Question 41

Siphonaptera are the vectors of

Answer 41

bubonic plague filariae dipylidium

Question 42

hemiptera are the vectors of

Answer 42

trypanosoma