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Midterm 1 Flashcards

1
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Segments of tagma

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Abdomen, thorax, head

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2
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Sclerotinization

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Hardening of the cuticle to make it protective

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3
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Labrum

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Upper lip

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4
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Mandibles

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Jaws

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5
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Maxillae

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Second jaws

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6
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Labium

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Lower lip

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7
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Palms

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Fingers on maxillae and labium

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8
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Hypo pharynx

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Tongue covered in exoskeleton

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9
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Stylets

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Labium like rain gutter

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10
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Compound eyes

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Corneal lens
Ommatidia (camera lenses)
Optic nerve

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11
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Ocelli

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Other little eyes for light and seasons

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12
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Stemmata

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Shadow and light

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13
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Thorax segments

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Pro, meso and meta

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14
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Legs

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Coxa 
Trochanter 
Femur
Tibia
Tarsus
Pretarsus
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15
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Cursorial

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Running

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16
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Natatorial

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Swimming

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17
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Saltorial

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Jumping

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18
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Raptorial

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Capturing prey

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19
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Fossorial

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Digging

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20
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Main wings

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Membranous

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21
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Halteres

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Gyroscopic wing

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22
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Elytra

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Hard wing. Beetles

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23
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Hemelytra

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Half hard wing

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24
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Tegmina

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Leathery wing

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25
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Wing pads

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Developing wings

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26
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Wing scales

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Scales on wings. Butterflies

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27
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Alimentary canal

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Hind gut
Mid gut
Fore gut

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28
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Hind gut

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Water balance and excretion

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29
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Mid gut

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Digestion and absorption

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30
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Fore gut

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Processing and ingestion

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31
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Gastric cacea

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Site of food absorption

32
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Crop

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Secondary food storage

33
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Proventriculus

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Grinding jaws that move food into stomach

34
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Malphigian tubules

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Regulation of salts and water

35
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Main excretory products are

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Nitrogenous wastes

36
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Insect waste product

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Uric acid: frass

Solid requires no water

37
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Parthenogenetic reproduction

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Females only

38
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Male reproductive structures

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Testis
Seminal duct
Accessory glands: produce spermatophor (sperm sack)
Aedeagus: penis

39
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Female reproductive structures

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Ovaries
Spermatheca: store sperm for future
Accessory glands: produce glue for eggs to stick to leaves etc. 
Oviducts
Vagina
40
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Ootheca

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Egg pods

41
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The egg

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Chorion: shell
Yolk: all other stuff
Nucleus
Micropyle: hole so sperm can get in

42
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Ovoparious

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Normal egg surrounded by chorion

43
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Viviparous

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Live birth

44
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Ovoviviparous

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Egg is fine but mother still keeps it and kid is born live

45
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Respiratory system

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Spiracles
Trachea
Air sacs

46
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Breathing

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Active and passive ventilation

47
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Circulation

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Open circulatory system

48
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Hemolymph

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All the stuff

49
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Blood flows from

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Dorsal vessel
Aorta
Heart
Ostia (openings in heart)

50
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Fat bodies

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Generation of light

Luminescence

51
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Neuron

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Cell body
Axon : output
Dendrites : input
Terminal aborizations : fingers at end of axon

52
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Nervous transmission

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Synapse
Synaptic transmission
Acetylcholine: causes electrical impulses
ACH-ase: destroys ACH after transmission

53
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Dual central nerve cord

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Ladder like spine made of ganglia(group of neurons)

54
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Insect Brain

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Protocerebrum- eyes and ocelli
Deuto- antennae
Trito- mouthparts and some sensory
Visceral NS- heart, gut etc.

55
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Flicker fusion frequency

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How many times eyes scan something each second
Humans 50/1
Insects 250/1

56
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Chemoreception

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Taste: high concentration in fluids
Smell: low concentration in air

57
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Mechanoreception

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Sound, touch, movement

58
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Johnston’s organ

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Perceive sound

59
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Tymphanal (chordotonal) organs

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Ears

60
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Kind people can only find good sex

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Kingdom phylum class order family genus species

61
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Systemma natura

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How to decide how to group organisms

62
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Protoannelid

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First worm

63
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Phylum Onychophora

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Bilaterally segmented

Walking worms

64
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Phylum Annelida

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Bilaterally seg.

Closed circ system (insects don’t have)

65
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Phylum Anthropoda

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Open circ system
Exoskeleton
Tagma

66
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Sub phyla of Arthropoda

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Trilobita: extinct, flat with many legs
Chilicerata: (spiders), simple eyes, book lungs, 2 tagma; cephalothorax
Crustacea: (lobsters) aquatic, gills, biramous appendages; split into claw
Unaramia: (insects) 2-3 tagma, uniramous appendages; end at one point

67
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Major classes of Uniramia

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Diplopoda: (millipedes) elongated cylindrical body, reflexive bleeding
Chilopoda: (centipedes) elongated flattened body, 1st pair of appendages; jaw injects venom
Hexapoda: (insects) 3 tagma, 2pr wings, mostly terrestrial

68
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Why are insects so successful?

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Exoskeleton 
Small size
Evolution of sociality
Rapid reproduction
Many species-isolating mechanisms
69
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Major steps of the evolution of insects

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Development of body plan
Wings/flight
Wing flexion (folding wings)
Holometabolism (metamorphasis to eat different things)

70
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4 major mechanisms of evolution

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Mutation
Natural selection (directional selection: selects against a phenotype) 
Genetic drift (chance events: bottleneck effect) 
Genetic flow ( killer bees)
71
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Antennae

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Scape
Pedestal
Flagellum

72
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Exoskeleton

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Epicuticle
Procuticle
Cellular epidermis
Basement membrane

73
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Types of molting

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Hememetabolism- only grow wings
Holometabolism- complete change
Ametabolism- no change

74
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Chemical that starts molting

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Ecdysone

75
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Pause in molting

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Diapause

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