another midterm i guess Flashcards

1
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Where can olfactory neurons be found?

A

Legs
Antennae
Mouthparts

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2
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What are the three eye types?

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Ocelli
Compound
Stemmata

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3
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What are ocelli?

A

Eyes on the top of the head, light sensors

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4
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What are compound eyes?

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Eyes that provide multifaceted sight, made up of ommatidia

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5
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What are stemmata?

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Eyes found in larva that provide limited images

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6
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What insects have the most ommatidia?

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Predators and fast flying ones

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7
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What role does bioluminesense play in insects?

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Mating
Pray detection/attraction
Warning

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8
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What are examples of pheromone usages?

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Sex
Aggregation
Spacing
Trail Marking
Alarm

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9
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What parts of an insect can detect carbon dioxide?

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Antennae of mouthparts

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10
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Why is carbon dioxide detection important?

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Helps with feeding
Enables insects to regulate air in nests

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11
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What are the two ways that sound reception works in insects?

A

hairs
membranes

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12
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What are the two ways that sound production works in insects?

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Membrane
Stridulation

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13
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How does membrane sound production work? Example?

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Muscle distortion, cicadas

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14
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How does stridulation sound production work? Example

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scrape and file, grasshoppers

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15
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What are examples of non-chemical defenses?

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Crypsis
Masquerade
Startle response
Autonomy

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16
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What are examples of chemical defenses?

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Elimination
Metabolic detoxification
Internal toxins
Paternity chemicals

17
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What are sitting and waiting examples?

A

Crypsis
Fast-flying
Traps
Fleas
Lice

18
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What are the types of active foraging?

A

Random
Non-random (chemicals, sounds, light)
Phoresy (backpack)

19
Q

What are modifications found on predators?

A

Spined and spurred legs
Tubular, stronger mandibles
Greater sensing

20
Q

What is a lotic insect?

A

only found in flowing water

21
Q

What are attributes of lotic insects?

A

Suckers
Flattened bodies
Nets and Cases

22
Q

What is a lentic insect?

A

Found in standing water

23
Q

What are the attributes of lentic insects?

A

Strong zonation
Surface tension use

24
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What are phtolemata?

A

Water reservoirs in plants, pitcher plant

25
What is the odonata life cycle like?
Naiads are aquatic Adults move to land
25
What are subsocial characteristics?
meet ANY of the following: aggregate Divide labor Care for young
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What are eusocial characteristics?
ALL of the following: Coop brood care Overlapping generations Reproductive division of labor
27
What is the common insect caste system in order?
Queen Workers Soldiers
28
What is unique about termites?
Royal cell and jelly Nuptial flight Farm fungus
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What is a inquiline?
shares a home
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What are types of inquiline?
integrated (wasmanian mimicry, chemical camo, dulosis) Non-integrated
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What is dulosis?
Slave making
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What are saprophages?
Non-motile insects in soil
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What are detritovores?
motile insects in soil
34
What are morphological changes in soil insects?
Reduced eyes No wings Fossorial/ jumping limbs Transverse bands for pupae
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What are coprophages?
insects that eat feces
36
What is the order of carrion insects?
Flies Beetles Moths
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What is the decay cycle?
Initial decay Putrefaction Black putrefaction Butyric Dry Decay
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What are troglobionts?
Cave-dwelling insects