Hemimetabolous Insects 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What insects are Plecoptera?

A

stoneflies

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2
Q

What are immature Plecoptera called, and what environment are they found in?

A

naiad

found in fast-moving, cool rocky waters

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3
Q

What do stoneflies use rocks for?

A

crawls onto rocks and hatch as adults

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4
Q

What mouthparts do mature and immature Plecoptera have?

A

chewing for both, but mature may not feed

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5
Q

How do different species of Plecoptera differ?

A

they have various modifications to their mouthparts

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6
Q

Why are stoneflies important? (2)

A

as an aquatic food source

water quality study

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7
Q

What do stoneflies get mistaken for?

A

damselflies and mayflies

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8
Q

What insects do Pthiraptera include?

A

lice

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9
Q

How do Phiraptera feed?

A

host-specific

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10
Q

What are chewing lice called, and what do they feed on?

A

Mallophaga

feeds on birds- feather, skin, hair, and debris

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11
Q

What is interesting about Mallophaga heads?

A

it can be as wide as the thorax

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12
Q

Where do Mallophaga lay eggs?

A

near shaft of feathers

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13
Q

What are sucking lice called, and what do they feed on?

A

Anoplura

feeds on mammals- blood

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14
Q

How many types of Anoplura is found?

A

Head, pubic, and body

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15
Q

Where do Anoplura ly eggs?

A

glues eggs to shaft

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16
Q

What are nits?

A

Lice eggs glued to hair

17
Q

What kind of wings do lice have?

A

secondarily wingless

18
Q

What is unique about lice eggs?

A

they are microscopic

19
Q

How many molting stages do lice go through?

A

3

20
Q

How fast do lice eggs mature to adults?

A

extremely quickly

21
Q

Where do head lice go after feeding?

A

remains on body when not feeding

22
Q

Where do body lice go after feeding?

A

leaves body

23
Q

Where are lice eggs laid? (2)

A

hair
clothing and bedding- allows easy contact to host

24
Q

Where are crab/pubic lice found?

A

course body hairs

25
Q

What kind of wings do Hemiptera possess?

A

Hemelytron- modified front wings that are partially membrenous

26
Q

What kind of mouth parts does Hemiptera have?

A

piercing and sucking mouthparts

27
Q

What kind of feeding habits do Hempitera have? (3)

A

phytophagous (plant juice)

predator

parasitic- bed bugs and kissing bugs

28
Q

Where are Hemiptera found? (2)

A

various habitat

most are aquatic

29
Q

What are the 5 bizarre Hemiptera that are hard to be classified?

A

Aphids

leafhoppers

scales

whiteflies

psyllids

30
Q

What feeding habits do bizarre Hemiptera have?

A

phytophagous

31
Q

What kind of wings do Hemiptera have?

A

similar front and hind wings

32
Q

What kind of reproduction system do Aphids have?

A

parthenogenic

33
Q

How do Aphids act as pests?

A

builds population very quickly

34
Q

What are cornicles, and what do they produce?

A

tubes at then end of aphid abdomen

secretes the honeydew

35
Q

What is honeydew?

A

sugary substance secreted by aphids

36
Q

How do Aphids have symbiosis with ants?

A

Ants farm Aphid’s honeydew and protects in return

37
Q

What are scales?

A

Insects with waxy secretion

38
Q

What are whiteflies?

A

greenhouse pests