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Grasshopper dissection Flashcards

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1
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how is the outer exoskeleton divided

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into armour-like plates

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2
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what are the thinner, flexible areas of the exoskeleton between the plates called

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the articular membrane

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3
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three main regions the BODY is divided

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  1. head
  2. thorax
  3. abdomen
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what makes up the head

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  1. antennae
  2. compound eye
  3. ocelli
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what are the antennae

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paired sensory appendages

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6
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compound eye

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a complex eye on either side of the head

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7
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ocelli

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three small simple eyes which are mostly used for light vs dark

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8
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what makes up the mouthparts

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  1. labrum
  2. labium
  3. maxillae
  4. mandibles
  5. hypopharynx
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9
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the anterior mouthpart (like the upper lip)

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labrum

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10
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unpaired lower lip

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labium

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11
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paired structures for food manipulation with palps that are segmented to manipulate food and gather sensory info

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maxillae

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12
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two massive jaws

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mandibles

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13
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central, tongue-like structure

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hypoparynx

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14
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what makes up the thorax

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  1. prothorax
  2. mesothorax
  3. metathorax
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15
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anterior segment of the thorax that bears a pair of walking legs

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prothorax

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16
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middle thoracic segment bearing a second pair of walking legs

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mesothorax

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17
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posterior thoracic segment bearing large legs specialized for jumping

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metathorax

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18
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describe the two types of wings of the grasshopper

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  1. mesothoracic wings - leathery and the outermost wings
  2. metathoracic wings - membranous and underneath the mesothoracic wings
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19
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how many segments make up the abdomen

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11 segments

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20
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what makes up the abdomen

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  1. tympanum
  2. spiracles
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21
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distinct round section on first abdominal section functioned with hearing

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tympanum

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22
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minute respiratory openings

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spiracles

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23
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what makes up the external genitalia

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  1. ovipositor
  2. cerci
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24
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found in both males and females; have a textile sensory function

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cerci

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25
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to release mature eggs from inside the female body.

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ovipositor

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26
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what makes up locomotion and respiration

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  1. muscles
  2. tracheae
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27
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what are especially well developed in the legs and wings for movement

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muscles

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28
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transparent, delicate respiratory tubes

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trachaea

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29
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what makes up the digestive and excretory systems

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  1. mouth
  2. esophagus
  3. crop
  4. digestive ceca
  5. intestine
  6. malpighian tubules
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30
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long threadlike tubules that surround the lower intestine and are the excretory organs of the grasshopper

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malpighian tubules

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31
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extends from the stomach to the anus

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intestine

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32
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anterior opening of the digestive system

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mouth

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33
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short narrow tube extending from mouth to the digestive tract

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esophagus

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34
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thin-walled sac for food storage

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crop

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35
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projections posterior to the crop that enlarge the digestive and absorptive areas of the stomach

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digestive ceca

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36
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what makes up the reproductive system in MALES

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  1. testes
  2. vas deference
  3. ejaculatory duct
  4. accessory glands
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37
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what extends from each tesis

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vas deference

38
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point of union of the vas deference under the intestines

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ejaculatory duct

39
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anterior to the ejaculatory duct and join with it

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accessory glands

40
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what makes up the reproductive system of FEMALES

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  1. ovaries
  2. oviduct
  3. vagina
  4. spermathecea
41
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what is the tube leaving each ovary and turning under the intestines

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oviducts

42
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point where the oviducts form a median tube

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vagina

43
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storage sac for sperm received during mating

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spermathecae

44
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what makes up the nervous system

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  1. ventral nerve cord
  2. ganglia
  3. lateral nerve
45
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what leads away from the nerve cord

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lateral nerve

46
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swollen regions of the nerve cord

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ganglia

47
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types of ganglia

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  1. cerebral ganglia (in the head)
  2. thoracic ganglia (in the thorax)
  3. abdominal ganglia (in the abdomen)
48
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1

A

ganglia

49
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2

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thoracic ganglia

50
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3

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lateral nerve

51
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4

A

ventral nerve cord

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5

A

abdominal ganglia

53
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6

A

testes

54
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7

A

vas deference

55
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8

A

accessory gland

56
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9

A

ejaculatory duct

57
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A

A

esophagus

58
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B

A

crop

59
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C

A

digestive ceca

60
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D

A

intestine

61
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E

A

ovary/eggs

62
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F

A

Malpigian tubules

63
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G

A

oviduct

64
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H

A

spermatheca

65
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I

A

vagina

66
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J

A

anus

67
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what are the names of each of these mouthparts of the grasshopper

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  1. labrum
  2. mandible
  3. labium
  4. hypopharynx
  5. maxilla
68
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1

A

Antenna

69
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2

A

compound eye

70
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3

A

ocellus

71
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4

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labrum

72
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which is male and which is female

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MALE - Left

FEMALE - right

73
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1

A

antenna

74
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2

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ocellus

75
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3

A

compound eye

76
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4

A

tympanum

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5

A

ovipositor

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6

A

spiracles

79
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7

A

abdomen

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8

A

thorax

81
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9

A

metathorax

82
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10

A

mesothorax

83
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11

A

prothorax

84
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12

A

head

85
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1

A

anus

86
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2

A

rectum

87
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3

A

Malpighian tubules

88
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4

A

intestine

89
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5

A

digestive cecum

90
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6

A

crop

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