Insect Orders for Exam 1 Flashcards by Maya Fredette | Brainscape

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Orthoptera “straight-winged”

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chewing, incomplete, nymphs

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Orthoptera “straight-winged” examples

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katydid, grasshopper, cricket, locusts, cockroach

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Mantodea

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chewing, incomplete, nymphs

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Mantodea examples

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mantids

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Dermoptera “skin-wing”

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chewing, incomplete, nymph

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Dermoptera “skin-wing” examples

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earwigs

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Odonata “tooth-winged”

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chewing, incomplete, nymph

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Odonata “tooth-winged” examples

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dragonflies, damselflies

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Thysanoptera “fringe-winged”

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rasping-sucking, incomplete, larvae/pupae

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Thysanoptera “fringe-winged” examples

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thrips

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Neuroptera “nerve-winged”

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chewing, complete, larvae

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Neuroptera “nerve-winged” examples

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lacewings, doodlebugs

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Hemiptera “half-wing”

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piercing-sucking, gradual, nymph

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Hemiptera “half-wing” examples

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lacebug, stinkbug

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Homoptera “same-wing”

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piercing-sucking, gradual, nymph

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Homoptera “same-wing” examples

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cicadas, leafhopper, scales, whiteflies, aphids

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Lepidoptera “scale-wing”

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juvenile chewing, complete, larvae/caterpillar

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Lepidoptera “scale-wing” examples

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butterflies, moths