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Pupal type: exarate and lacks mandibles

Adecticous

Adecticous Pupal subtype: legs, wings, antennae free & movable

Exarate

Adecticous pupal subtype: butterfly/moth. Legs, wings, antennae immobile

Obtect

Pupal type: exarate with mandibles

Decticous



Pupal type: Appendages not visible



Coarctate

Larval type: ladybird or lacewing. Well developed legs, antennae and flattened body

Campodeiform

Larval type: click beetle. Worm-like

Elateriform

Larval type: Moths/sawflies. Caterpillar-like

Eruciform

Larval form: June beetle or dung beetle. Curled body forms letter C

Scarabaeiform

Larval form: house fly, flesh fly: Maggot shaped with no legs

Vermiform

No feet or rudimentary feet

Apod

Insect pupa

Chrysalis

Shedding of old exoskeleton

Ecdyses

Emerging from pupal case or egg

Eclosion

Undergoes radical metamorphosis. Holometabola

Endopterygote

Undergoes modest metamorphosis. Hemimetabolus

Exopterygote

Partial metamorphosis:

Hemimetabolous

Complete metamorphosis

Holometabolous

Part that becomes portion of the outside of the body in holometabolous insects

Imaginal discs

Adult form

Imago

Non-adult form or nymphs/naiads

Larva

Undergoes any kind of metamorphosis

Metabolous

Young larva looks completely different from adult

Naiad

Young resembles adult

Nymph

Fully developed legs & segmented abdomen

Oligopod

In transition between stages of development

Pharate

Many feet

Polypod

Early, undifferentiated stage of insect embryo

Protopod

Winged insect

Pterygote

Organ on forehead that expands to help fly rupture pupa

Ptilinum

Inactive, immature form between larva and adult

Pupa

Skin that encloses pupa

Puparium

Stage between nymph and imago. Insect has wings but will molt again

Subimago

Vulnerable stage right after molt where exoskeleton is not hardened

Teneral

Flattened structure on nymph that will form wings

Wing bud