Midterm Flashcards by Amber Ashfield

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Abdominal Gills

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Naiad Respiratory System

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Aedeagus

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Male Reproductive System

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Alimentary Canal

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Foregut, Midgut, & Hindgut combined

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Apteryota

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No wings or metamorphosis

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Cerci

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Pincers on abdomen; Earwigs

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Chorion

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Outer Shell of egg

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Cocoon

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Protective covering around pupae

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Cornicles

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Tubes on aphids; Emit pheromones

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Crochets

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Small circle of gripping hooks; Caterpillars

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Crop

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Where food is stored in abdomen

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Cuticle

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Outermost hard exoskeleton

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Dorsal Vessel

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Circulatory system; goes through entire insect

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Ritellus

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Nutrition inside egg

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Elytra

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Hard forewing, not for flying

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Exuvia

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Shed Exoskeleton

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Fercula-Ternaculum

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Appendages on springtails to help jump

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Haltere

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On flies, helps with balance and orientation

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Hamuli

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Holds forewing & hindwing together; hooks; Wasps, Moths, Butterflies

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Hemelytra

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Half leather half membranous wings; makes triangle on hemiptera back

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Hemolymph

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Blood

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Molting

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Shedding

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Ovipositor

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Females deposit their eggs

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Paurometabolous

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Baby looks same as adult just smaller

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Pheromones

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Communication between the same species

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Pleurum

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Side Plates

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Prolegs

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False legs

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Pteryota

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With wings

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Pupa

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Greatly changing appearance

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Sclerite

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Hard sclerotin exoskeleton

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Spiracles

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Holes to breath

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Sternum

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Lower plate

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Sutures

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Flexible part of exoskeleton

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Tagma

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All plates combined

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Tegmina

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Leather wing

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Tergum

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Top plate

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Trachea

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Respiratory system

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Tympanum

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Ear

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Ventriculous

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Stomach