order characteristics and metamorphosis Flashcards

FW= forewing HW=hindwing

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protura

A
simple
concal head
piecing mouthparts
lacks eyes
wingless
12 segment abdomen
.6-1.5mm
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collembola

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simple
wingless
long bodies
4-6 abdominal segments
multicolored
tube protudes from abdomen
microscopic
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diplura

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simple
1 segment tarsi
chewing mouthparts
2 cerci on head

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thysanura

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simple
spindleshaped
flat bodies wth 3 long bristly tails

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ephemeroptera

A

simple

2 large triangular wings

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odanata

A
simple
2 pairs of elonigated membranous wings
compund eyes
large eys
long, slender abdomen
short antennae
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plecoptera

A
simple
4 membranous wings
elongate flttened
cerci present
long antennae
mouthparts chewing
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orthoptera

A
simple
2 pairs of wings
many segment antennae
cerci present
has ovipositor
FW is long, narrow, many veined
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blattodea

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simple
flattened oval bodies
long laid back antennae
wings (almost never used)

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isoptera

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simple
small soft bodies
pale colored
antennae generally short and bead lack

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dermaptera

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simple
slender flattened bodies
large pincers at the end

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mallophaga

A
simple
bristly body
toothed mandibles
small compound eyes
abdomen wider/as awide as head
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anoplura

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simple
flattened wings
sucking mouth
larger abdomen than head

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thysanoptera

A
simple
slender bodies
short antennae
short legs
feathery wings
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hemiptera

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simple
frontwing thickened at base and membranous tip
hindwing shorter than front wing 
wings held flat on body
tips of front wings overlap
sucking mouthparts
antenna 5 or fewer segments 
long and conspicous or short and concealed antennae
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homooptera

A
simpe
short beak
beak rising back of head
wings held rooflike over body
tarsi1-3 segments
short and bristly or long and threadlike antennae
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neuroptera

A
complete
FW and HW almost same size 
4 membranous wings
wings held rooflike over body
wings have many veins
long antennae
cerci absent
chewing mouthparts
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coleoptera

A
complete
FW horny or leathery
FWs meet in striaght line on back
HW membranous and usually longer than FWantennae usually 11 segments sometime 8-10
amtemmae variable in form
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mecoptera

A

complete
slender soft bodies
longlegs elongated
snout like heads

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trichoptera

A
complete 
shaped like certain moths
antennae long and thread like
antennae usually long as body or longer
HW a little shorter than FW
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lepidoptera

A

complere
4 membranous wings
proboscis in form of coiled tupe
wings covered in scales

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diptera

A

complete
one pair of membranous wings (instant ID tag)
knoblike projections called haltares

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siphonaptera

A
complete
laterally flat abdomens
tough skin
enlarged coxae
mouthparts with 3 piercing stylets for blood sucking
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homonoptera

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complete
wings sometimes present
FW a little larger than HW
fairly long antennae