thru Hemiptera quizzz

Question 1

suborder Auchnorrhyncha

Answer 1

beak base posterior
3 segmented tarsi
setaceous antennae

Question 1

Suborder Heteroptera

Answer 1

beak base anterior

Question 2

Suborder Sternorrhyncha

Answer 2

beak base posterior, small, inactive, 1-2 tarsomeres

Question 3

Suborder Heteroptera cn

Answer 3

true bugs, X on back

Question 4

% Corixidae

Answer 4

water boatman
counter-shaded aquatic

Question 5

% Gerridae

Answer 5

water striders
antiapical claws

Question 6

% Miridae

Answer 6

Plant bugs - leaf bugs
wing bends down

Question 7

% nabidae

Answer 7

damsel bugs
many small cells surrounding margin of wing membr.

Question 8

%Notonetidae

Answer 8

backswimmers
gressorial pretarsus, counter-shading

Question 9

% Veliidae

Answer 9

broad-shouldered water striders/ rifflebugs
smaller, antiapical claws

Question 10

Suborder Adephaga

Answer 10

troconter sticks out
suture out there

Question 11

suborder Polyphaga

Answer 11

troconters tight against femur
suture on edge

Question 12

% Carabidae

Answer 12

ground and tiger beetles
prognathous, fast, subapical spur

Question 13

subfamily Cicindellinae

Answer 13

tiger beetles

Question 14

% Dytiscidae

Answer 14

water beetle
troconter out, no ventral spine, some with swollen prothoracic legs

Question 15

% Gryinidae

Answer 15

whirligig beetles
split compound eyes

Question 16

% Staphilinidae

Answer 16

rove beetles
truncated wings

Question 17

% Cantharidae

Answer 17

soldier beetles
pronotal shield, soft elytra, head not covered

Question 18

%Lampyridae

Answer 18

fireflies

Question 19

% Hydrophilidae

Answer 19

Water scavenging beetles

Question 20

%Meloidae

Answer 20

blister beetles
abdomen sticks out

Question 21

% Scarabaeidae

Answer 21

scarab

Question 22

% Coccinellidae

Answer 22

ladybugs
/ladybird beetles

Question 23

%Carambycidae

Answer 23

long-horned beetles
notched eyes
4-4-4

Question 24

%Buprestidae

Answer 24

metallic woodboring beetles

Question 25

% Lucanidae

Answer 25

stag beetles big mandibles lamellate antennae

Question 26

% Elateridae

Answer 26

click beetles pronotal corners

Question 27

% curculionidae

Answer 27

weevils

Question 28

% Reduviidae

Answer 28

cn: assassin bugs, ambush bugs beak with groove, neck

Question 29

% Lygaeidae

Answer 29

cn: Seed bugs head wide as pronotum, colorful, 4-5 longitudinal veins in hemelytra membr.

Question 30

% Coreidae

Answer 30

cn: Leaf-footed bugs. squash bugs head narrower than pronotum, metathoracic tibia enlarged

Question 31

% Rhopalidae

Answer 31

cn: Scentless plant bug Head as wide as pronotum, boxelder bug type beat, many longitudinal veins

Question 32

% Nepidae

Answer 32

cn: Waterscorpion ME WHEN I GET YOU legs (raptorial) elongated breathing siphon

Question 33

% Pentatomidae

Answer 33

cn: Stink bug round ovoid 5 segmented antennae stinkyy

Question 34

% Scutelleridae

Answer 34

cn: Shield-back beetles round ovoid, scutellum COVERS abdomen, covering most of wings, 4 segmented antennae

Question 35

% Belostomatidae

Answer 35

cn: Gaint water bug huge, robust raptorial legs, short breathing siphon

Question 36

% Cimicidae

Answer 36

cn: beg bugs :C yeah

Question 37

% Cicadidae

Answer 37

cn: Cicadas got a tymbal that go EEEE

Question 38

% Membracicae

Answer 38

cn: Treehoppers pronotum extends over abdomen, covering some or all of the wings know how to jump good

Question 39

% Cicadellidae

Answer 39

cn: Leafhopper Metatibia with 1-2 rows of spines dorsally flattened

Question 40

% Acanaloniidae

Answer 40

cn: Acnaloniid planthoppers posterior margin of wing more rounded than flatid plant hoppers

Question 40

% Cercopidae

Answer 40

cn: spittlebug (and FROGhoppers, my gosh what is this family) metatibia with robust apical spines slightly dorsoventrally flattened /srs

Question 40

% Flatidae

Answer 40

cn: Flatid planthopper wedge-shaped apical margin of wing, squared off

Question 41

Suborder Sternorryncha

Answer 41

cn: Homopterans beak base posterior wings are roof-like over the body

Question 42

% Aphididae

Answer 42

cn: aphids!??!?!?? cornicles (two butt-spikes) balloon

Question 43

Superfamily coccoidea

Answer 43

cn: Scale insects, mealybgs female glued to substrate and normally lacks functioning legs

Question 44

superfamily pseudococcinea

Answer 44

cn: mealybug female and male mobile soft-bodied

Question 45

% Coccidae

Answer 45

cn: soft-scales females lack back legs that function female globular in shape glued on there frfr

Question 46

% Diaspididae

Answer 46

cn: Oystershell scale small, fully glued onto substrate and are flat in shape