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10 Cards in this Set

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Odonata
dragonflies and damselflies
-strong mouth parts, aggressive carnivores, large eyes, 2 pairs of equally sized long wings, tiny antenae, have gills
Orthoptera
grasshoppers, katydids, crickets
-hind wings fold like fan, large well developed compound eye, long hing legs, capable of sound.
Dictyoptera (super order)
mantids and cockaroaches
-Mantodea: mantis -large elongated insect with modified front legs, slender
-Blatoodea: cockaroaches- fsat, oval shape, hind legs membraneous vs front leathery, flat, and long anennae
Isoptera
termites
-social, colony, equal wings, compound eyes, short antenae,soft bodied -cyclindrical
phasmatodae
walking stick
-wingless, elongated bodies, similar to stick
hemiptera
true bugs-cicadas
-when wings lie flat- form X, hind wings membranet, scavengers (most)
-antenae small and bristle like
-shape oval, flat, cylindrical
coleoptera
beatles
-sheath string wings, elytra, 2 pairs wings, largest order
lepidoptera
butterflies and moths
-terrestrial, mouthparts fitted for sucking, scales, large compound eyes
-membraneous
-4 wings
hymenoptera
bees, wasps, and ants
-adults 2 pairs of membrorious wings, thin waisted, mouthparts adopted for sucking, eusocial
diptera
flies, mosquitos, gnats
-2 wings (adults) hind wings modified into pair of balancing organs (halteres), opportunists, all terestrial ecosystem and softbodied.