test 2

Question 1

femal chooses where to lay eggs usually successfully
eusocial insect
subsocial aphide thries
quasisocial semisocila varrant on there e
may have.a communal nest or non nest

Answer 1

parental care

Question 2

communal nest

Answer 2

burying beetles

Question 3

no nest

Answer 3

giant waterbug

Question 4

genues nicrophours males and females cooperate in buting small carion
lay eggs
chew pieces of carrion and feeds to larve
remain until the younger eneges until adult

Answer 4

lay eggs

Question 5

a meta base
herminetababolous
homometabolous
hypermetmorphases
lack of adult/larve copetition
food
habitate

Answer 5

pattern

Question 6

egg larvea adult
larvae looks liek a minature adult

Answer 6

herimetablous+incompelte metamorphasis

Question 7

egg larvae pupa adult
larvae very different form adults in appears sometime in habitat
moltinc increases at adulthood

Answer 7

hermometabolous=complete metamorphasis

Question 8

total lent ofen not reliabel
ideally measy a character that remains constant with instructor
read casual width eworkld moth insects

Answer 8

age grading larvae

Question 9

much more difficult and less realiabelthen larvae
change in body structure
external were and tear
change in gnene expression

Answer 9

age grading adults

Question 10

10th edition of systma natura
starting point of modern zoological nomen clature
1st to make consistent use of binomical nomenclautre and apply it across the animal kindgmen

Answer 10

carolus linnaeus

Question 11

italicized because latheng
gens capulizo specifics
epithet not capitalized
gensmay be appreviaten

Answer 11

genus species

Question 12

dominion
kingdom
phylom
class
order
famiy
genus
species

Answer 12

taxonmic heiracrchy

Question 13

entirely a human construct for classification
evolutionisst assume that it represent ancdsot/decendint relationship

Answer 13

taxonomic heirerchy

Question 14

established systm nature edition as start established formal rules for naming animals
establish had international commission zoological nomenclature

Answer 14

internatiional code of zoological nomenclature

Question 15

finding the new species
recognizing the new species
choosing a name

Answer 15

how is a new species described

Question 16

now not considered to e incect but a sister group to hexapods

Answer 16

ptura

Question 17

ecology
terristral
generally live in soil and leaf litter
not much knonwn

Answer 17

protura

Question 18

some families do not even have a tracheal system they are small enough to thoruh

Answer 18

protura

Question 19

two pronged bristle tail
now not considered to be insect within hexapods

Answer 19

diplora

Question 20

terriestrail
generally live in soidl and leaf litter not much known

Answer 20

diplora

Question 21

can shed wiht after molting

Answer 21

diplora

Question 22

silver fish and firebrats

Answer 22

zygentoma

Question 23

terrestrial
generally live in soil and le
prefer wam/humid silverfish
or warm/dry firebrats

Answer 23

zygentoma

Question 24

courtship involves playing game of limbo

Answer 24

zygentoma

Question 25

feed on paper cotton plant devrice use the plant based cellubase to digest te cellulose

Answer 25

capisma sachorina silverfish

Question 26

jumiping bristling

Answer 26

microcoryphia

Question 27

terrestrial generally live in soil leaf litter feed on leaf litter algae mo can tolerate color condition then zygenterona even found in the artic

Answer 27

microcoryphia

Question 28

continue to molt after adult hood usually mat once per instar living up to 4 years

Answer 28

microcoryphia

Question 29

may flies

Answer 29

ephermeroptera

Question 30

aquatic larve terrestrial aults most larve are plant feederfew redators adults do not feed

Answer 30

ephermeroptera

Question 31

one mont to 3 years in teh water as larve wined submaso and in ago (sexually mature) only group of winged insect to molt after wign become functional artificial flies used by fisherman are ofted modified after may fliesshortest adult lifespan duran americana

Answer 31

ephermeroptera

Question 32

occuse in teh midwest and alone great lakes can show up on radar

Answer 32

swarming may flies

Question 33

dragon flies and damsals flies

Answer 33

odanta

Question 34

aquatic larve terrestrial adults larvae and adults are predators

Answer 34

odanta

Question 35

larvae have emendable labium for predation adults catch prey only while flying among the fasest species of insects many damselflies have elaborate courtship called wheeling well known colerflies popular flies gender

Answer 35

odanta

Question 36

gosshoppero cricterst keytypdid

Answer 36

orthoptera

Question 37

almost all terrestrai a few aquatic species mostly plant feeding a few scovenger predator egg law in fall in the ground hatch in spring

Answer 37

orthoptera

Question 38

3 species are savers turf pest chrorghout floriday and southeastern front modifies for digging in soil readiness destiny gross roots arroct predatory like and armadillo

Answer 38

gryloalipedal mole cricketing

Question 39

control of mole crickets

Answer 39

poisned larva Lincoln the lana wasp plant shrubs attractive to the wasp is a preetom actio agan mole cricket

Question 40

chirp rate changes in response to temperature

Answer 40

econthus fulton snowy tree cricket

Question 41

westen usa flightles katydid switches forma salitory phase to a gregarious migratory phase increase population desity decreased food quality and quantity needs to improve away form commabalisti indicuidual in the flank of the migration swarm

Answer 41

analus simplex Mormon cricket

Question 42

generalst grashopper massive swarm in usa and Canada until 1900 on th naks of plain creek (larva walda navy extint some preserves specimen and now exposed in a glacier in montona as in melts

Answer 42

melonopus sprets rock mountain locust

Question 43

rocky mountain locust mormon cricketsnowy mountain cricet mole cricket

Answer 43

orthoptera

Question 44

walking sticks

Answer 44

phasmids

Question 45

terrestrial mostly plant feeder

Answer 45

phasmids

Question 46

among the lest of the cryptie insects mimic wings dead strict walking stick rain egg from from trees most common in Florida colonariun is structional

Answer 46

two striped walkign sticks