Module 4 Insect Anatomy Flashcards

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3 body segments

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  1. head - antennae, eyes, mouthparts
  2. thorax - legs, wings
  3. abdomen - respiratory, reproductive, digestive
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functions of cuticle (exoskeleton)

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  1. physical protection
  2. prevents water loss
  3. rigid surface for muscle/organ attachment
  4. sensory interface for hairs/spines
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resilin

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rubber-like protein in exoskeleton that acts like springs (i.e. fleas)

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arthrodial membrane

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unhardened cuticle between segments that allows for expansion as insects feed

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spine

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cuticular extension

multicellular specialized

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seate

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cuticular extension, sensory hair, multicellular

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acanthae

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unicellular cuticular extension

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microtrichia

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cuticular extension, few to many per cell

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chewing mouthparts

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  1. labrum - upper lip, covers mandible
  2. hypopharynx - tongue
  3. mandibles - crush food
  4. maxillae - hold food
  5. labium - lower lip
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sucking mouthparts

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  1. labrum - forms food channel
  2. hypo pharynx - forms salivary tube
  3. mandibles - pierce skin
  4. maxillae - pierces skin
  5. labium - sheath
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telmophages

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pool feeders
cut skin then feed from blood pool
(i.e. deer flies)

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solenophages

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vessel feeders
penetrate capillaries then feed directly on blood
(i.e. mosquito)

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parts of antennae

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  1. scape - basal stalk
  2. pedicle - Johnston’s organ, sound-reception organ
  3. flagellum - remainder of antennae
  4. chemical receptors
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antennae types

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  1. filiform - cockroaches
  2. moniliform - termites
  3. clavate, serrate, pectinate, flagellate - beetle
  4. geniculate - ants
  5. plumose - mosquitoes
  6. aristate - fly
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segments of thorax

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  1. prothorax
  2. mesothorax
  3. metathorax
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segments of leg

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coxa, trochanter, femur, tibia, tarsus

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apterygota

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no wings

primitive trait

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pterygota

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has wings

  • 2 pairs
  • 1 pair with second being reduced
  • wingless (lost or evolved from wingless ancestors)
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paleoptera

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type of pterygota
Old wing
can’t fold wing over abdomen
all wings outside

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neoptera

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type of pterygote
New wing
can fold wings over abdomen

21
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exopyterygota

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type of neoptera
wing buds external
hemimetabolous

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endopterygota

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type of neoptera
wing buds internal
holometabolous