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AGRI 41 | LECTURE | EXAM 2 > Topic 2: Biology of Insects > Flashcards

Topic 2: Biology of Insects Flashcards

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ECDYSIS

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  1. exoskeleton
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MOLTING

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  1. shedding of the exoskeleton
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APOLYSIS

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  1. separation of old exoskeleton from underlying epidermis
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INSTAR

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  1. growth stage between each molt
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STADIUM

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  1. duration of an instar
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STAGES IN DEVELOPMENT OF AN INSECT

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  1. egg
  2. immature stages
  3. pupa
  4. adult stages
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EGG

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  1. development from a noncellular zygote into a cellular embryo
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IMMATURE STAGES

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  1. feeding stage
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LARVA

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  1. immature stage of holometabolous insects
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TYPES OF LARVA

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  1. polypod
  2. oligopod
  3. apodous
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LARVA: POLYPOD

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  1. short thoracic leges
  2. abdominal prolegs
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LARVA: OLIGOPODS

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  1. lack abdominal prolegs
  2. functional thoracic legs
  3. prognathous mouthparts
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LARVA: APODOUS

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  1. lack true legs
  2. worm-like
  3. live in soil, mud, or within bodies of other organisims (parasitoids)
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NYMPH

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  1. immature stages of paurometabolous insects
  2. never enters pupal stage
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PUPA

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  1. stage of tissue reorgonization
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TYPES OF PUPA

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  1. decticous
  2. adecticous
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PUPA: DECTICOUS

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  1. movable mandibles
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PUPA: ADECTICOUS

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  1. non-movable mandible
  2. could be exarate or obtect
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ADECTICOUS PUPA: EXARATE

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  1. appendages project freely from body
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ADECTICOUS PUPA: OBTECT

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  1. appendages cemented to body
  2. cuticle is heavily sclerotized
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PUPA: PHARATE

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  1. special type of pupa
  2. mobile
  3. aquatic
  4. mosquitoes (Diptera) or caddisflies (Trichoptera)
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ADULT STAGE

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  1. responsible for reproduction
  2. dispersal stage
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METAMORPHOSIS

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  1. animal develops physically after birth
  2. abrupt changes in body structure
  3. changes in nutritional source and behavior
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SOURCE OF METAMORPHOSIS

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  1. hormonal control
  2. through spatial and temporal patterns of hormonal expression
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JUVENILES

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  1. immature stage
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OTHER REPRODUCTION IN INSECTS

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  1. bisexual
  2. parthenogenesis
  3. polyembryony
  4. paedogenesis
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BISEXUAL REPRODUCTION

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  1. male and female mate
  2. oviparity: female produce and lay eggs
  3. viviparity: female produce eggs and lay live young
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PARTHENOGENESIS

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  1. reproduction without fertilization of egg cells
  2. aphids in tropics; temperate countries during summer
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POLYEMBRYONY

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  1. more than one young hatch from one egg
  2. braconid wasp (hymenoptera)
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PAEDOGENESIS

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  1. larva also reproduces
  2. hymenoptera

AGRI 41 | LECTURE | EXAM 2 (10 decks)

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