chap 2 A

Question 1

is a noncellular material
that is located on top of the epidermal
cell layer and constitutes the outermost
part of the integument.

Answer 1

Exoskeleton

Question 2

major constituent of the
exoskeleton, or external skeleton, of
many arthropods such as insects,
spiders, and crustaceans

Answer 2

Chitin

Question 3

Is a periodic shedding of
the cuticle followed by the
formation of a new cuticle

Answer 3

Molting

Question 4

(3) process of molting

Answer 4

Apolysis
Ecdysis
Sclerotisation

Question 5

the remains of an exoskeleton
and related structures that are
left after ecdysozoans have
moulted.

Answer 5

Exuvia

Question 6

is a biological process by
which
an
animal
(ecdysozoans)
physically
develops including birth or
hatching,
involving
a
conspicuous and relatively
abrupt
change
in
the
animal’s
body
structure
through cell growth and
differentiation.

Answer 6

Metamorphosis

Question 7

Types of Development

Answer 7

Ametabolous
Hemimetabolous
Paurometabolous
Holometabolous

Question 8

Type of Reproduction

Answer 8

Oviparity
Viviparity
Parthenogenesis

Question 9

Egg type

Answer 9

Singly-laid
Laid in Group

Question 10

Singly laid

Answer 10

Sculptured egg
Elongated egg
Rounded egg
Nit
Egg with float

Question 11

Laid in Group

Answer 11

Pedicellate
Barrel shape
Egg mass
Egg case
Egg pod
Egg raft
Ootheca

Question 12

Number of broods generation produced in a year

Answer 12

Voltinism

Question 13

Type of voltinism

Answer 13

Univoltine
Bivoltine
Mutlivoltine

Question 14

the separation of old cuticle from underlying epidermis
as mediated in part by ecdysone hormone

Answer 14

Apolysis

Question 15

actual shedding of the remnants of the old cuticle as
mediated by eclosion hormone

Answer 15

Ecdysis