sense of insects Flashcards

1
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in achieved by a number of different sense organs

A

perception

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2
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results from the integration of information and stimulation by the nervous system

A

behavior

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3
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5 basic senses

A

-sight
-hearing
-smell (olfaction)
-taste (gustation)
-touch

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4
Q

5 group of organs/receptors

A

-photoreceptors
-chemoreceptors
-mechanoreceptors
-auditory organs
-temperature and humidity receptors

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5
Q

detect presence and qulaity of incident light;
when image is produced it is called SIGHT

A

photoreceptors

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6
Q

are teh most complex photoreceptor

A

eyes

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7
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perceives images, color and movement;
not found in primitive wingless insects;
characterized externally by cornea being divided into hexagonal facets (each facet is partso f the individual sensory unit alled OMMATIDIUM)

A

Compound eyes

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8
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number of facets to ce in
dragonflies
lepidoptera
musca
ants

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20000
12000
4000
<12

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9
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combines to produce a central light sensor called RHABDOM

A

Light receptor apparatus

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10
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turns light into electrical energy

A

retinula cells

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11
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eyes that are present in many immatures of endopterygota;
responsible for orientation to light

A

simple eyes / ocelli

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12
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2 classes of simple eyes

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dorsal ocelli (arranges in a triangle)
lateral ocelli (no orientation)

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13
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detection of light thru the cuticle

A

dermal photoreception

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14
Q

detect the presence of chemical substances in the air thru smell or taste

A

chemoreceptors

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15
Q

forms of chemoreceptors

A

short pegs or hairs

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16
Q

sense molecules from fluids

A

taste receptors

17
Q

perceived by OLFACTORY SENSILLA;
most numerous on the antennae and on palpi of mparts;
more numerous on males

A

smell receptors

18
Q

highly specific, volatile susbtances perceived thru the olfactory sensilla

A

pheromones

19
Q

Detect movements, vibrations and other mechanical disturbances

A

Mechanoreceptors
Touch - monitored by hair sensilla
Hearing - perception of airial vibrations by trichoid sensilla

20
Q

responds to the movements of the antennae

A

johnston’s organ

21
Q

for the typhanum to vibrate = perceived by ________ that is made up of SCOLOPIDIA

A

chordotonal organs

22
Q

where is the tymphanum in:
Grashopper
Crickets
Moths

A

1st abdominal segment
tibiae
abdomen and metathorax