Week 5 Flashcards

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What are some characteristics of the subphylum chelicerata

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2 tagmata, 6 pairs of legs, no mandibles or antennae

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what are chelicerae

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pair of appendages at the front of the mouth, pincer like claws, some contain venom

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what are some chracteristics of the subphylum myriapoda

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2 tagmata, paired appendages on segments, one pair of antennae

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4
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what are some chracteristics of the subphylum hexapoda

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3 tagmata, one antennae, mandible, maxillae, 3 pairs of walking legs

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5
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what are some characteristics of protura

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small animals, live in soil, no eyes wings, eyes or antennae, feed on fungi

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what are some characteristics of colembola

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springtails, omnivorous, moist conditions, one of the most microscopic animals on earth

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7
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what are some characteristics of diplura

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two pronged bristletails, no eyes, moist, feed on live prey

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what are some characteristics of odonota

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dragonflies and damselflies, one of the oldest winged insect groups, aquatic as juveniles, insectivorous

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9
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what are some characteristics of ephenmeroptera

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mayflies, adults have short lifespan, nymphs live 1-3 years

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10
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what are some characteristics of orthoptera

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grasshoppers locusts and crickets, incomplete metamorphasis, elongated hindlegs for jumping

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what are some characteristics of hemipterodea

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cockroaches termites lice etc, many species, nymphs gradually develop into adults, wings develop externally

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12
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what are some characteristics of holometabola

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beetles, caddisflies, bees, ants, butterflies and moths, complete metamorphasis

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13
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what are some generalities about insects

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3 pairs of legs, 2 pairs of wings, cuticular exoskeleton

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14
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what is adaptive radiation in insects

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closing spiracles and additional waxy coating

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15
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what are spiracles

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external respiratory opening within insects

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16
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what are some characteristics of insect wings

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double membrane, veins with thick cuticle

17
Q

Who wrote The Population Bomb

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Paul Ehrlich

18
Q

T or F: butterflies are usually the first invertebrates ot be noted missing

A

T

19
Q

What was the first american butterfly to become extinct due to urban development

A

Xerces blue

20
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what was the first noted insect extinction

A

Rocky Mountain locust

21
Q

Who first spoke of the dangers of pesticides

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Edith Patch, first female president of the Ecological Society of America

22
Q

when were the first habitat reserves set aside for butterflies

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1960s

23
Q

The Xerces society formed in what year

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1971

24
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Who founded Xerces society

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Micheal Pyle

25
Q

Who is considered the godfather of american insect conservation

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Charles Remington

26
Q

What is the IUCN invertebrate red data book

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illustrated problems involved in invertebrate ocnservation, 1980s, habitat destruction major concern

27
Q

What was the study by Bossart and Carlton,

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Extensive review of american insect conservation, found taxanomic and geographic imbalances, however suggested bias