Arthropods

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A fused head and thorax region present in some arthropods

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Cephalothorax

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An air filled chamber containing leaf like plates that serve for gas exchange

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Book lung

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Any structure such as a leg or antenna that grows out of an animals body

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Appendage

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Branching networks of hollow passages that carry air throughout the body

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Tracheal tubes

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Chemical odor signal given off by an animal

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Pheromone

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Form of asexual reproduction in which an organism forms from an unfertilized egg

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Parthenogenesis

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Moveable structure uses by a spider to spin silk

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Spinneret

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Openings through which air enters and leaves the tracheal tubes

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Spiracles

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Spider appendages that function as sense organs

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Pedipalps

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The excretory organ of terrestrial arthropods

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Malpighian tubules

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The jaw of an arthropod

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Mandible

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The shedding of an old exoskeleton

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Ecdysis (molting)

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What does arthropod mean

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Jointed foot

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Jointed allow an appendage to be more...

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Flexible

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What percent do arthropods make up of all animals?

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80 %

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A group of honeybees living together

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Colony

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A bees home

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Hive

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A moly yellow syrup that is very high in protein and is fed to larvae

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Royal jelly

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A sweet liquid secreted by glands in the flowers of plants

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Nectar

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The offspring produced by the colony

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Brood

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Besides the queen these are the only female bees that live in a beehive

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Worker bees

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Six sided cells of wax

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Honeycomb

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Yellow powdery substance produced by flowers

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Pollen

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Bee food made from nectar and pollen

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Beebread

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A male honeybee that does not have a stinger and gathers no honey

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Drone

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An area on the hind legs of honeybees used to transport pollen

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Pollen basket

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The way bees communicate where flowers are located

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Waggle dance

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Sensitive feelers on the bees head used to detect odor and movement

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Antenna

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Bees use this part of their body to defend against intruders

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Stinger

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A great number of bees and a queen looking to start a new hive

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Swarm

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An insect with 6 legs and 4 wings and a honey stomach

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Honeybee

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Changes of an insect egg larva pupa adult

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Metamorphosis

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Group of bee colonies kept in one location

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Apiary

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An animal with a head a thorax an abdomen and 6 legs

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Insect

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A person who keeps honeybees

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Bee keeper

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A mates female bee that lays all the eggs in the colony

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Queen

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The carrying of pollen from one flower to another for seed

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Pollination

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Is the nervous system complex

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Yes it contains the brain

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Does the head vary sensory organs?

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Yes

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What kind of eyes do they have

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Simple