6th grade science ch 2 Flashcards
the scientific name of an animal uses both the genus and the ___ name.
Species-
about __ of all arthropods belong to the class of insects.
90%-
the stages of incomplete metamorphosis are egg, __, & adult.
Nymph-
all insects have __ distinct body regions
Three-
all insects have __ pairs of jointed legs
Three-
an insect resting in a chrysalis or cocoon is known as a __
Pupa-
an insect’s __ help it to feel, hear, and taste
Antennae-
the tubelike structures with which spiders squirt out long, thin streams of liquid silk are called _
Spinnerets-
spiders have __ legs
8-
spiders breathe by means of __
Book lungs-
the very poisonous spider with a dark violin shaped mark on its body is the __
Brown recluse-
the spider that makes a net small enough to hold between its legs is the __
Orge faced spider-
spiders have two distinct body regions, an abdomen & a __
Cephalothorax-
the spider that is the largest in the world is the __
Tarantule-
many young spiders leave the nest by sailing away on silk strands, a practice called __
Ballooning-
the spider that spends its entire life underwater is the __
Water spider-
the spider that weaves a sheet web on a small portion of the ground is the __
Platform spider-
the spider that sometimes digs a hole in the ground lines it with silk, and builds a silk trap door for it is the __
Trap door spider-
scientist who study insects are called __
Entomologists-
an animal that is active at night is called a __ animal
Nocturnal-
most insects undergo a transformation in appearance known as __
Metamorphosis-
the tough material from which the external skeleton is made is called __
Chittin-
the process of arranging animals into groups according to their similarities is called __
Classification-
an invertebrate that has an external skeleton, a segmented body, and jointed appendages is an __
Arthropod-
the process in which an insect sheds its external skeleton is called __
Molting-
the tiny hairs on a spider’s body that are very sensitive to vibrations are called __
Setae-