Phylum Arthropoda - Chelicerates, and hexapods - auxillary information Flashcards

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Phylum tardigrada:

  • small group of __________ symmetrical arthropod-like animals
  • They are around __-_____um in size
  • they prossess short, _______ legs
  • Most are found in ______; some ______ species have been found
  • semi-________ forms are found in the thin water films in soils or covering mosses, lichens, and liverworts
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bilaterally
50-1000um
unjointed
freshwater, marine
terrestrial
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Phylum Onicophora:
Arthropod characteristics:
- ____ circulatory system
- a large _______
- a ______ heart
- respiratory system has _______ and _______
- has a pair of modified appendages, called ________, for feeding

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open
hemocoel
dorsal
trachea, spiracles
mandibles
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Phylum Onicophora
Annelid characteristics:
- ciliated ________
- lack of _______ appendages

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nephridia

jointed

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An onicophoran is segmented, how is this known?

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NS and nephridia are segmented, position of legs indicates segmentation.

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Trilobites are _______.
What is the exoskeleton made of?
These live in ______ environments.
Abundant during what periods of the Paleozoic?

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extinct
chitin
marine
Cambrian, Ordovician

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Chelicerates are distinguished from other arthropods by two major features:
1. Chelicerates do not possess _______
2 . The first pair of appendages are modified ______ to form opposing ____-like legs called _________

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antennae

distally, claw, chelicerae

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Following the chelicerae are the _________ and posterior to these are ____ pairs of walking legs.
_______ are lacking in chelicerates.

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pedipalps
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mandibles

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In chelicerates, the body is divided into two ________.
1 . Anterior ________ or _________
2 . Posterior _______ or _________.
All appendages are assocaited with the _________.
The only exception is what?

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tagmata
prosoma or cephalothorax
abdomen or opisthosoma
prosoma
Horseshoe crab
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Class Arachnida:

- most are ______ of animals and plants, or ________ of agricultural pests.

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parasites, predators

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In arachnids:

  • the prosoma possesses __ pairs of locomotory appendages
  • __ pair of chelicera
  • a pair of ________
A

4
1
pedipalps

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In order opiolones, the prosoma and opisthosoma are essentially ______.

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fused

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Order Acarina:
- many are ______ or _________ hosts of disease causing organisms
- ex: ______ disease and what?
What is fused?

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vectors, intermediate
lyme, rocky mountain spotted fever
Prosoma and opisthosoma are fused

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All ticks follow what lifestyle?

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Parasitic

feed on blood or burrow through tissues

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The common dust mite is not parasitic but can cause issues how?

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cause allergic reactions in humans

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What are used to hold prey and are used in courtship in scorpions?

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Chelate pedipalps

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Where are scorpions common?

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Tropical, subtropical and south temperate zones
- all warm
common in SW US

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What does the prosoma of scorpions bear?

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Chelicerae, pedipalps, 4 pairs of walking legs

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Most millipedes are _____-moving _____vores.

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slow

herbi

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Centipedes:

  • the first pair of trunk appendages are _______
  • most centipedes are _____ moving ____-vorous _________
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poisonous
slow
omnivorous predators

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Who are the dominant and most successful group of inverts?

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Insects are the only inverts that can do this?

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What is, flight?

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The bodies of adult insects are divisible into three tagmata. What are they?

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Anterior - head
middle - thorax
posterior - abdomen

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Adult hexopods typically have two _______, five _____ (two ______ and three _______), six _____ adn two pairs of _____ in adults.

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antennae
eyes - two compound, 3 ocelli
legs
wings

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Order Thysanura

  • aka _________
  • _____-moving insects that possess ___ or ______ styliform appendages on the abdoment and chewing mouthparts
  • they are destructive to ______ and _______
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silverfish
fast, 2 or 3
clothes, books

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Order collembola - Common name? - possess an abdominal organ for ______ - chewing mouthparts - found where?
springtails jumping leaf litter
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Order ephemeroptera - common name? - the first pair of net-veined wings are ______ than the second pair - mouthparts are _____-lived in adults and are of vestigial chewing type - metamorphosis is _______
mayflies longer short gradual
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Order odonata: - Common name? - both the adults and the aquatic nymphs are ______ - the _____ are held laterally or vertically outstretched
dragonflies, damselflies predators wings
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Order orthoptera - Contains what? - the winged forms of this larger order have the membranous wings beneath the leathery _______ - the ______ of hind legs is _______ in many species
crickets, grasshoppers forewings femur, enlarged
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Mantids are ____-vores.
carnivores
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Cockroaches are _____-vores. | - most have ________ bacteria to aid in digestion of ________
omnivores | symbiotic, cellulose
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Order Hemiptera - common name? - the basal part of the forewings is ________, while the distal part is _________ - _______/________ mouthparts form a beak arising at the front of the head
true bugs thickened, membranous piercing/sucking
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Order Coleoptera - common name? - Anterior wings are thick and hard - called _______ - membranous hindwings, when not in use are ______ under the elytra - ______ insect order
beetle elytra folded largest
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Order lepidoptera - common name? - body and wings in the adult are covered with tiny ______ - a coiled ______ is used for sucking nectar from flowers - the larva is commonly called what?
moths, butteflies scales proboscis caterpillar
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A butterfly has a _______ which joins the hindwing to the forewing.
frenulum
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Order Diptera: - common name? - hindwings are reduced to knob-like _______ - mouthparts are ______/_______ and lapping types - the larve is commonly called a ______
flies and mosquitoes halteres piercing/sucking maggot
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Order Hymenoptera: - common name? - winged and wingless species occur - the wings are transparent with few veins - can be _______ or ________ (living arrangement)) - mouthparts are modified for chewing, lapping or sucking
ants, bees, wasps | social, solitary
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Hymenopterans have _______ which are hooks connecting the hind and forewings
hammuli
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Order Siphonaptera: - common name? - Bodies are compressed _______ - no ______ - legs are modified for _______ - adults possess what kind of mouthparts?
``` fleas laterally wings jumping piercing/sucking ```
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Order Isoptera: - common name? - the abdomen is broadly joined to the thorax - these are ______, _______ insects that have winged and non-winged individuals
termites | colonial, social