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36 Cards in this Set
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Coleoptera |
What order do these insects belong to?
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1.) Fore wing thickened (elytra)
2.) Fore wing of same texture throughout 3.) Abdomen without terminal forceps |
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Hemiptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Sucking mouthparts
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Diptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Pair of wings on mesothorax
2.) Pair of wings on metathorax |
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Hymenoptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Fore and hind wing alike
2.) Wings with few veins 3.) Hind wing smaller than fore wing 4.) 5-segmented tarsi |
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Archaeognatha |
What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Compound eyes large, usually touching
2.) Body cylindrical 3.) Primarily apterous 4.) 3 terminal appendages |
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Blattodea
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Fore wing completely leathery or parchment like (tegmen)
2.) Hind leg running type 3.) Pronotum broad, shield-like 4.) Fore leg walking type |
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Collembola
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What order does this hexapod belong to?
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1.) Furcula, retinaculum, ventral tube
2.) Tibia fused with tarsus 3.) Primarily apterous |
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Dermaptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Fore wing completely leathery (elytra)
2.) Abdomen ending in pair of moveable forceps |
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Diplura
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What order does this hexapod belong to?
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1.) Compound eyes absent
2.) Cerci filiform or forcep-like 3.) Primarily apterous |
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Embioptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Tarsomere 1 of 3-segmented fore tarsus swollen
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Ephemeroptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Antenna short
2.) Hind wing small or absent 3.) Wings not folded over the body 4.) Cerci long |
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Hemiptera: Heteroptera
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What order AND suborder does this insect belong to?
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1.) Fore wing with fore part thickened (corium) and apex membranous
2.) base of labium on anterior-most of head |
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Hemiptera: Sternorrhyncha
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What order AND suborder does this insect belong to?
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1.) Base of labium between fore coxae
2.) Antenna not with short flagellum |
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Isoptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Fore and hind wing alike (when wings present) |
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Lepidoptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Fore and hind wings alike
2.) Wings with scales |
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Mantodea
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Fore wing completely leathery or parchment like (tegmen)
2.) Pronotum long and narrow 3.) Raptorial fore legs |
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Mecoptera
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What order does this insect belong to? |
1.) Mandibulate mouthparts
2.) Head prolonged into a beak |
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Neuroptera |
What order does this insect belong to? |
1.) Fore and hind wings alike 6.) Prothorax usually short |
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Raphidioptera |
What order does this insect belong to? |
1.) Fore and hind wings alike 6.) Prothorax elongate |
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Megaloptera |
What order does this insect belong to? |
1.) Fore and hind wings alike 6.) Prothorax short, close to water |
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Odonata |
What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Antenna short
2.) Hind wing as large as front wing 3.) Wings not folded over body 4.) Cerci short |
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Orthoptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Fore wing completely leathery or parchment like (tegmen)
2.) Jumping hind leg |
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Phasmatodea
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Fore wing completely leathery or parchment like (tegmen)
2.) Hind leg running type 3.) Pronotum not shield-like 4.) Fore legs walking type |
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Phthiraptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Secondarily apterous
2.) Mouthparts not forming elongate "beak" 3.) Flattened dorso-ventrally |
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Plecoptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Antenna longer than head
2.) Cerci present 3.) Tarsi 2- or 3-segmented |
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Protura
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What order does this hexapod belong to?
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1.) Antenna absent
2.) Fore legs modified for sensory purposes 3.) Primarily apterous |
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Psocoptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Mandibulate mouthparts
2.) Head bulbous 3.) Hind wing smaller than fore wing 4.) 2- or 3-segmented tarsi |
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Siphonaptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Secondarily apterous
2.) Mouthparts tube-like 3.) Body flattened laterally |
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Thysanoptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Fore and hind wing alike, with margins fringed with long setae
2.) Pretarsus with large, bladder-like arolium |
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Trichoptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Mandibulate mouthparts
2.) Hairy wings |
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Zygentoma
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Compound eyes reduced or absent |
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Grylloblattodea
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Secondarily apterous
2.) Walking legs 3.) Cerci long and flexible 4.) Walking legs |
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Mantophasmatodea
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Secondarily apterous
2.) Enlarged arolium 3.) Keep last tarsal segment up in the air when alive (heel walk) |
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Zoraptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Filiform antenna
2.) Mandibulate mouth parts 3.) Tarsi 2-segmented 4.) Wings membranous with few veins (when wings present) 5.) Cerci short |
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Strepsiptera
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What order does this insect belong to?
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1.) Pair of wings on metathorax
2.) Pair of halteres on mesothorax |
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Hemiptera: Auchenorrhyncha |
What order AND suborder does this insect belong to?
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1.) Base of labium in front of fore coxae
2.) Antenna with short flagellum |