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Cephlathorax

Fused head & thorax

Book lung

Air filled chamber & serves for gas exchange

Appendage

ANY structure

Tracheal tubes

Carry air throughout the body

Pheromone

Chemical odor

Parthenogenesis

Form of asexual reproduction

Spinneret

Used by a spider to SPIN silk

Spiracles

Leaves the tracheal tubes

Pedipalps

Spider appendages

Mulphigian tubules

Excretory organ

Mandible

The jaw

Shedding of an old exoskeleton

Ecdysis

Insect w 6 legs 4 wings and a honey stomach

Honeybee

Powdery dust

Pollen

Changes of an insect from egg larva pupa adult

Metamorphosis

Used for defense on a worker bee

Stinger

Male bee

Drone

Social community

Colony

Group of bee colonies

Apiary

Sweet fluid made by bees

Honey

Animal w a head thorax and abdomen

Insect

Person who keeps honeybees

Beekeeper

Mated female bee

Queen

Female bee

Workerbee

The carrying of pollen

Pollination

Sweet liquid produced by flowers

Nectar

Natures way of creating a new colony for bees

Swarm

Man made wooden or plastic home

Hive