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Module 4.1 Entomology Flashcards

1
Q

Enumerate the subphylum of phylum arthropoda

A

Subphyla Trilobite
Subphylum Uniramia
Subphylum Chelicerata
Subphylum Crustacea

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2
Q

Centipede is belong to what class?

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Class Chlilopoda

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3
Q

Subphylum Uniramia has 3 classes what are those?

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Class Chlilopoda
Class Diplopoda
Class Insecta

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4
Q

Subphylum Chelicerata has 2 class what are those?

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Class Xiphosura
Class Arachnida

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5
Q

Millipede is belong to what class?

A

Class Diplopoda

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6
Q

Grasshopper is belong to what order?

A

Orthoptera

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7
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Class insecta has 3 order what are those ?

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Orthoptera
Hymenoptera
Coleoptera

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8
Q

What order does mosquitoes and flies belong?

A

Diptera

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9
Q

What order does butterflies and moths belong?

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Lepidoptera

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10
Q

What order does bees, wasp, and ants belong?

A

Hymenoptera

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11
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What order does beetles belong?

A

Coleoptera

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12
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Spiders, Scorpions and ticks are belong to what class?

A

Class arachnida

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13
Q

Horshoe crabs is belongs to what class?

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Class Xiphosura

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14
Q

Crabs, crayfish, pillbug, waterfleas and copepods are belong to?

A

Subphylum Crustacea

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15
Q

Anthros=joint
Podos=

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Foot

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16
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This is invertebrates animals.

A

Phylum Arthropoda

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17
Q

How many species does phylum Arthropoda has?

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More than 1 M species

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18
Q

Adapted to both aquatic and terrestrial.

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Phylum Arthropoda

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19
Q

Insects=Insecta
Mites=

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Acari

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20
Q

True or false. Unsegmented body
with a head, a thorax,
and no abdomen
segments.

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False.segmented body and has abdomen segments

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21
Q

True or false.Appendages on at
least one - five segment.

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False.Appendages on at
least one segment

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22
Q

-order Araneae
• have eight legs,
chelicerae with fangs
• generally able to inject
venom, and spinnerets
that extrude silk.

A

Spider

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23
Q

• Eight-legged
arthropods
• Subclass acari of the
class Arachnida
• Acarology- study of
mites and ticks

A

Mites

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24
Q

Scientific study of insects including all the
phases of their lives and understanding their
role in nature

A

Entomology

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25
Q

Entomon=insect
Login=

A

Study

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26
Q

Arachnida = 8 legs
Insecta=

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6 legs

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27
Q

It has presence of wings?

A

Insects

28
Q

Has 5-11 segments.

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Insects

29
Q

Provides
protection, muscle
attachment, framework and
leverage for locomotion.

A

Exoskeleton

30
Q

The process
of hardening of the cuticle.

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Sclerotization

31
Q

• bears the eyes,
antennae, and
mouthparts
• feeding, sensing, and
integrating information
from the environment

A

Insect head

32
Q

Located
dorsolaterally on the head;
detects movement and UV light;
allow the insect to view things in
a mosaic pattern.

A

Compound eyes

33
Q

Each ommatidium appears on
the surface as a single polygon
or dome called ?

A

Facet

34
Q

simple eyes?

A

Ocelli

35
Q

It detect motion and light
(including UV light) but do not
transmit images.

A

Ocelli

36
Q

Sensory function as a tactile organ,
organ of smell, and organ of hearing

A

Antennae

37
Q

The basal segment that articulates
with the head capsule.

A

Scape

38
Q

All the remaining “segments” of antennae?

A

Flagellum

39
Q

Individual segments of antennae is called?

A

Flagellomeres

40
Q

Types of antennae are long, thin and made of
equally sized and shaped segments.

A

Filiform

41
Q

Types of antennae are beaded; The round
segments make the antenna look like
a (string of beds).

A

Monoliform

42
Q

Example of monoliform antennae insect ?

A

Beetles

43
Q

Example of filiform atennae insects?

A

Cacroches

44
Q

Types of antennae are (pouch-like) with one
lateral bristle.

A

Aristate

45
Q

Example of aristate antennae insects?

A

Fly

46
Q

Types of antennae are nested plates; the
segments towards the end are
flattened and( plate-like). This gives
the appearance of a fan

A

Lamellate

47
Q

Types of antennae are gradually clubbed; the segments
become wider towards the tip of the
antenna.

A

Clavate

48
Q

Examples of lamellate antennae insect?

A

Beetles

49
Q

Examples of clavate antennae insects?

A

Butterflies &
Moths and Beetles

50
Q

Types of antennae that are (sawtoothed); the segments are
angled on one side giving the appearance
of a saw edge

A

Serrate

51
Q

Example of serrate antennae insect

A

Beetle

52
Q

Type of antennae that are similar to filiform antennae, but the terminal segments are pointed and slender, looking like a style .

A

Sylate

53
Q

Examples of sylate antennae insect?

A

brachycerous flies
(Diptera)

54
Q

Types of antennae that are long hairs; the segments
each have a number of fine thread-like
branches. This gives the appearance of a feather.

A

Plumose

55
Q

Example of plumose antennae insect?

A

Flies

56
Q

Type of antennae in which there is an abrupt bend or
elbow part of the way along the antenna?

A

Geniculate

57
Q

Examples of geniculate antennae insects?

A

Ants and beetles

58
Q

Types of antennae that are similar to pectinate
and lamellate antennae (see below), but with thinner and
flattener segments.

A

Flabellate

59
Q

Type of antennae has bristle-shaped, being thinner and longer in
their ends.

A

Setaceous

60
Q

Beetles= Coleoptera
Wasp=

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Hymenoptera

61
Q

Moths= Lepidoptera
Brachycerous flies=

A

Diptera

62
Q

Mayflies=Ephemeroptera
Dragon and damselflies=

A

Odonata

63
Q

Two basic types of mouth parts?

A

Mandibulate (chewing type)
Haustellate (sucking type)

64
Q

Mouthpart bites
and chew their food

A

Mandibulate or chewing type

65
Q

Is a broad flaplike lobe
found below the clypeus on the head’s
anterior side; closes the front of the
mouthparts.

A

Labrum

66
Q

Labrum = upper lip
Lower lip=

A

Labium

67
Q

Which are
heavily sclerotized and unsegmented
jaws. They are found behind the labrum.

A

Two mandibles

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