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Lab 1 midterm cards Flashcards

1
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Thysanura

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silverfish - 3 tail like structures - cerci

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Collembola

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springtails - forcula - no cerci

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Ephemeroptera

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(mayflies)have vestigial mouthparts, wings held up.

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Odonata

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dragonflies - large, brightly colored, net like wings, large heads and eyes

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Orthoptera

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grasshoppers - 2 pairs wings, tegmina, chewing mouthparts, cerci

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Phasmatodea

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walking sticks - wingless, mimic where they are found (crypsis)

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Mantodea

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mantids - predaceous - raptorial front legs

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Blattodea

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cockroaches - oval, flat, pronotum, tegmina, cerci, oothecae

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Dermaptera

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earwigs - elytra, membranous hindwing, cerci forceps

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Isoptera

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termites - soft bodied, 4 castes, alate/apterous, hind and forewings the same size

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Mallophaga

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chewing lice - flat, wingless, head narrower than thorax, chewing mouthparts

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Anoplura

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sucking lice - flat, wingless, head narrower than thorax, sucking mouthparts

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Thysanoptera

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thrips - tiny, fringed wings, large eyes, piercing-sucking mouthparts

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Neuroptera

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lacewings - net like membranous wings held like tents

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Lepidoptera

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moths/ butterflies - scaly wings

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Hymenoptera

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bees, wasps, ants- wings joined by hooks, thin waist

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Diptera

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flies - halteres

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Hemiptera – heteroptera

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true bugs - hemelytra, piercing sucking mouthparts with beak arising from front of head, scutellum

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Hemiptera – Auchenorrhycha

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cicadas, leaf hoppers, spittlebugs; short stout beak (polyps, giant season bugs, be the leaf bugs)

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Hemiptera – Sternorryncha

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sphids, scales, whiteflies; piercing sucking mouthparts with beak arising from underneath head, sedentary, winged, wingless

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Hymenoptera – Ichneumonidae/Braconidae

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parasitic wasps; waist, long ovipositorin females (4 winged flies, witch tail flies)

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Hymenoptera – Formicidae

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ants; waist, 2 segmented clubbed antennae

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Hymenoptera – Apidae

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bees;

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Coleoptera – Curculionidae

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snout beetles; rostruim

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Coleoptera – Scarabaeidae

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scarabs; clavate antennae, round

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Coleoptera – Chrysomelidae

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leaf beetles; oval

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Coleoptera – Bruchidae

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seed beetles; not as long snout

28
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Coleoptera – Coccinelidae

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lady beetles; clavate antennae

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Coleoptera – Carabidae

A

benficial, predaceous; head narrower than thorax

30
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Lepidoptera – Papillionidae

A

swallowtail butterfly; tail extensions on hind wings

31
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Lepidoptera – Pieridae

A

whites, yellows, sulphurs; forked tarsal claws

32
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Leptidoptera – Noctuidae

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small/medim, dark, filliform antennae

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Lepidoptera – Hesperiidae

A

skippers;

34
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silverfish - 3 tail like structures - cerci

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Thysanoptera

35
Q

springtails - forcula - no cerci

A

Collembola

36
Q

(mayflies)have vestigial mouthparts, wings held up.

A

Ephemeroptera

37
Q

dragonflies - large, brightly colored, net like wings, large heads and eyes

A

Odonata

38
Q

grasshoppers - 2 pairs wings, tegmina, chewing mouthparts, cerci

A

Orthoptera

39
Q

walking sticks - wingless, mimic where they are found (crypsis)

A

Phasmatodea

40
Q

mantids - predaceous - raptorial front legs

A

Mantodea

41
Q

cockroaches - oval, flat, pronotum, tegmina, cerci, oothecae

A

Blattodea

42
Q

earwigs - elytra, membranous hindwing, cerci forceps

A

Dermaptera

43
Q

termites - soft bodied, 4 castes, alate/apterous, hind and forewings the same size

A

Isoptera

44
Q

chewing lice - flat, wingless, head narrower than thorax, chewing mouthparts

A

Mallophaga

45
Q

sucking lice - flat, wingless, head narrower than thorax, sucking mouthparts

A

Anoplura

46
Q

thrips - tiny, fringed wings, large eyes, piercing-sucking mouthparts

A

Thysanoptera

47
Q

lacewings - net like membranous wings held like tents

A

Neuroptera

48
Q

moths/ butterflies - scaly wings

A

Lepidoptera

49
Q

bees, wasps, ants- wings joined by hooks, thin waist

A

Hymenoptera

50
Q

flies - halteres

A

Diptera

51
Q

true bugs - hemelytra, piercing sucking mouthparts with beak arising from front of head, scutellum

A

Hemiptera – heteroptera

52
Q

cicadas, leaf hoppers, spittlebugs; short stout beak (polyps, giant season bugs, be the leaf bugs)

A

Hemiptera – Auchenorrhycha

53
Q

sphids, scales, whiteflies; piercing sucking mouthparts with beak arising from underneath head, sedentary, winged, wingless

A

Hemiptera – Sternorryncha

54
Q

parasitic wasps; waist, long ovipositorin females (4 winged flies, witch tail flies)

A

Hymenoptera – Ichneumonidae/Braconidae

55
Q

ants; waist, 2 segmented clubbed antennae

A

Hymenoptera – Formicidae

56
Q

bees;

A

Hymenoptera – Apidae

57
Q

snout beetles; rostruim

A

Coleoptera – Curculionidae

58
Q

scarabs; clavate antennae, round

A

Coleoptera – Scarabaeidae

59
Q

leaf beetles; oval

A

Coleoptera – Chrysomelidae

60
Q

seed beetles; not as long snout

A

Coleoptera – Bruchidae

61
Q

lady beetles; clavate antennae

A

Coleoptera – Coccinelidae

62
Q

benficial, predaceous; head narrower than thorax

A

Coleoptera – Carabidae

63
Q

swallowtail butterfly; tail extensions on hind wings

A

Lepidoptera – Papillionidae

64
Q

whites, yellows, sulphurs; forked tarsal claws

A

Lepidoptera – Pieridae

65
Q

small/medim, dark, filliform antennae

A

Leptidoptera – Noctuidae

66
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skippers;

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Lepidoptera – Hesperiidae

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