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Arthropod means what? |
Jointed foot |
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There are how many species? |
1,100,000 |
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How many are likely need to be classified? |
Millions |
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They are in what Kingdom? |
Animalia |
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What are the 3 main arthropod groups? |
Insects, arachnids, crustacean |
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What % of all animals are arthropods? |
80 |
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True or false: Arthropods are unsegmented. |
False |
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Arthropods are what? |
Tripploblastic |
Three blasts |
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They are what symmetry? |
Bitaterally |
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Most have what sexes? |
Separate |
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Complete metamorphosis is what? |
4 different stages to become an adult |
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Complete metamorphosis has what leaves? |
Egg to Larva to Pupa to Adult |
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True or false. The eggs take 5 to 10 days. |
True |
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Some examples of complete metamorphosis are what? |
Butterflies,moths, flies, beetles, ants, bees, wasps, etc |
Bugs |
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Complete metamorphosis is what % of insects. |
90 |
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Incomplete metamorphosis is what? |
3 different stages to become adults |
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Incomplete metamorphosis has what levels. |
Egg to Nymph to Adult |
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Some examples of incomplete metamorphosis is? |
Grasshoppers, cockroaches, mosquitoes, praying mantis, etc |
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The great diversity arthropods in they caused what? |
Several subphyla |
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How many subphyla are there? |
4 |
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Class arachida have what? |
Scorpions, ticks, mites, harvestman, and spiders |
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Class arachnida are what? |
Free-living and terrestrial |
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Class Arachnida are predators and have what? |
have fangs, claws, venom glands, and/or stingers |
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Arachnids have no jaws so they have to what? |
Eat liquid food |
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Cephalothorax are what? |
Head and thorax that is connected |
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Where are wolf spiders found? |
In tropical areas |
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Where is the most poisonous spider from? |
Australia |
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