ch20 Flashcards

1
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animals without backbone

A

Invertebrates

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2
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invertebrates with jointed feet

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Arthropods

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3
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external skeleton

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Exoskeleton

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4
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material that makes up exoskeleton

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Chitin

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5
Q

wings are attached to _____

A

Thorax

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6
Q

70% of the invertebrates

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Insects

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7
Q

study insects

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Entomologists

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8
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process by which insects mature

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Metamorphosis

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9
Q

change where larva does resemble adult form

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Incomplete metamorphosis

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10
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an immature form of the insect

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Nymph

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11
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looks like adult insects but lacks wings

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Larva

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12
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change where larva does not resemble adult

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Complete metamorphosis

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13
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give the grasshopper an excellent sense of smell, touch, and taste

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Antennae

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14
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eyes that can detect only light and shadow

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Simple eyes

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15
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eyes that are sensitive to shape, color, and movement

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Compound eyes

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16
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holes in abdomen of insect

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Spiracles

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17
Q

insects have open or closed circulatory system?

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open

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18
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organ an insect uses to lay its eggs

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Ovipositor

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19
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straight-winged insects

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Orthoptera

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20
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Cricket, grasshopper, locus, mantis, roach

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Orthoptera

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21
Q

toothed insects

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Odonata

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22
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Dragonfly, Damselfly

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Odonata

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23
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half-winged insects

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Hemiptera

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24
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Bedbug, chinch bug, squash bug, stink bug

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same-winged insects
Homoptera
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Cicada, treehopper
Homoptera
27
scale-winged insects
Lepidoptera
28
Butterflies, moths
Lepidoptera
29
two-winged insects
Diptera
30
Fly, gnat, mosquito
Diptera
31
sheath-winged insects
Coleoptera
32
Beetle, firefly, ladybug
Coleoptera
33
membrane-winged insects
Hymenoptera “Social insects”
34
“Social insects”
Hymenoptera
35
ant, bee, wasp
Hymenoptera
36
Honeybees
Queen, Drones, Workers
37
leader of the beehive; purpose is to reproduce
Queen
38
purpose is to mate with queen bee; not fertilized
Drones
39
purpose is to do the work for the beehive; fertilized
Workers
40
arthropods with eight legs
Arachnids
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Arachnids
Spider, daddy long leg, scorpion
42
Spiders have simple eyes and eight legs. Spiders also have two distinct body regions. What are the two body regions?
Cephalothorax Abdomen
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fused head and thorax
Cephalothorax
44
part of spider that constricts
Pedicel
45
used for seizing and killing prey
Chelicerae
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used for cutting and crushing spiders food
Pedipalp
47
made up of at least 15 extremely thin, flat folds of tissue forming paral­ lel air pockets that are arranged like the pages of a book
Book lungs
48
silk-producing organs
Spinnerets
49
another name for daddy longlegs
Harvestmen
50
Orthoptera: straight-winged insects
Cricket, grasshopper, locus, mantis, roach
51
Odonata: toothed insects
Dragonfly, Damselfly
52
Hemiptera: half-winged insects
Bedbug, chinch bug, squash bug, stink bug
53
Homoptera: same-winged insects
Cicada, treehopper
54
Lepidoptera: scale-winged insects
Butterflies, moths
55
Diptera: two-winged insects
Fly, gnat, mosquito
56
Coleoptera: sheath-winged insects
Beetle, firefly, ladybug
56
Hymenoptera “Social insects”/membrane-winged insects
Ant, bee, wasp
57
means true bugs
Hemiptera: Bedbug, chinch bug, squash bug, stink bug