Glossary Flashcards

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Acalyptae

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Flies with no squamae/calypters

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Alate

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has wings

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Anautogeneous

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requires a protein meal in order to initiate vitellogenesis and mature eggs

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Anemotaxis

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Upwind orientation of movement

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Cyclorraphous

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Sub order of diptera, with arista and squamae/calypters

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Autogeneous

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Does not require a protein meal in order to initiate vitellogenesis and mature eggs

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Calypter

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membranous flap at base of wings of diptera

aka squamae

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Clypeus

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part that joins labrum to head

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Coprophagous

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feeds on dung

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Costa

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most anterior longitudinal wing vein

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Cross-veins

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link longitudinal wing veins

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Eclosion

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hatch from egg

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Endopterygota

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Winged insects with complete metamorphosis

wings develop within pupa

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Epimorphic

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Characterised by incomplete metamorphosis

Same number of body segments in successive stages

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Exopterygota

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winged, incomplete metamorphosis.

wings develop externally in immature stages

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Frons

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Front part of insect head

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Gena

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Area at side of head

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Holoptic

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narrow gap between eyes - esp in male diptera

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Imago

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Adult insect

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Hypopygium

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part of male fly genitals

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Kairomone

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Chemical used in communication benefits receiver and can disadvantage producer

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Lacinia

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lobe in maxillary stipes, along with galea

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Larviparous

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egg hatches inside female and larvae deposited

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Myiasis

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Infestation of living host by fly larvae

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Necrophagous

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Feeds on dead animal matter

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Nulliparous

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Female which has not yet oviposited

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Ovigerous

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Egg producing female mitw

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Parasitoid

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parasite which kills host

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Parous

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female which has laid at least one egg

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Paricardial sinus

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dorsal compartment of body

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Stadium

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period between moults

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Phoresy

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movement of an animal by attachment to another animal

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Pleuron

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Lateral region of body with limb bases

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Scutellum

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Diptera- area between wings, posterior and dorsal

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Postscutellum

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Projection of scutellum

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Pupa

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Inactive stage btw larva and adult in holometabolous insects

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Puparium

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diptera - hardened skin of final stage larva, in which pupa forms

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Pupariation

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formation of the puparium

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Pupation

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process of becoming a pupa

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Rhabdomere

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one of 8 units of the rhabdom

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Saprophagous

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feeding on decaying organisms

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scape

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first segment of antenna

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semiochemical

A

chemical used in intra/interspecific communication

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suture

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groove to show fusion of 2 exoskeletal plates

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Tagma

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group of segments to form a major body unit

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Tegmina

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thickened forewing of grasshoppers

47
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vitellogenesis

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process - oocytes grow by yolk deposition