Arthropods

Front 1

What does arthropod mean

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Jointed appendages

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In what kingdom are arthropods found

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Animalia

Front 3

Are they vertebrates or invertebrate

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Invertebrates

Front 4

Name the three body segments of insects

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Head thorax abdomen

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How many legs do insects have and which body segments are there attached to

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6; the thorax

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How many antennae do they have

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One pair

Front 7

Name the insects jaws and explain their movement

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Mandibles; open from side to side

Front 8

Where are wings attach to on an insect

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Tgethirax

Front 9

What additional body part is found on the grasshopper in where is it located

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Pronotum; behind the head and covers and protects part of the thorax

Front 10

List members of the arachnid group

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Spiders mites scorpions and ticks

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How many body sections do arachnids have and name them

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2; cephalothorax an abdomen

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Which section are the eyes and mouth parts located

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The cephalothorax

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How many legs do arachnids have

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8

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Do arachnids have compound eyes like insects

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No they have tiny eyes called ocelli

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What can ocelli detect

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Light and dark

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What is the pedicel and what is its function

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The spiders waist; it connects the abdomen and cephalothorax

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How many eyes do most spiders have

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8 eyes

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What are Pedipalps and describe their appearance

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They are sensory fillers; look like very short legs

Front 19

How do spiders taste there food

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Pedipalps

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Spiders jaws are also called

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Chelicera

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What organ produces silk for webs

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Spinnerets

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Where do crustaceans live

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They live in the water

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Name four crustaceans

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Lobsters crabs shrimp and crayfish

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Crustaceans have different jointed __________ for various job such as feeding and moving

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Appendages

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What are the large claws on crustaceans called and what is their purpose

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Chelipeds; use for capturing prey

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Where are walking legs attached?

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They are attached to the thorax

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Where are swimmerets located at

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They are attached to the underside of the abdomen

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Name three functions for swimmerets

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Swimming, holding eggs, and to transfer sperm

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Which is more poisonous millipedes or centipedes

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Centipedes

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Which has more legs per body segments millipedes or centipede

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Millipedes

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Which has a flattened body Millipede or centipede

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Centipedes

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Which produces an irritating acid Millipede or centipedes

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Millipedes

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What is metamorphosis

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Drastic physical changes

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Name two types of metamorphosis

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Complete an incomplete

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Name the complete metamorphosis stages

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Egg, larva, pupa , adult

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Name the complete metamorphosis stages

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Egg, larva, pupa , adult

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Name the incomplete metamorphosis stages

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Egg, nymph , adult

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Name the complete metamorphosis stages

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Egg, larva, pupa , adult

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Name the incomplete metamorphosis stages

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Egg, nymph , adult

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Describe what a nymphal insect looks like

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Looks like the adults, but is smaller and the wings are not fully developed

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Name the complete metamorphosis stages

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Egg, larva, pupa , adult

Front 42

Name the incomplete metamorphosis stages

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Egg, nymph , adult

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Describe what a nymphal insect looks like

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Looks like the adults, but is smaller and the wings are not fully developed

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Why is the larva called the feeding stage

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Because they store energy and food for the next stage

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Name the complete metamorphosis stages

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Egg, larva, pupa , adult

Front 46

Name the incomplete metamorphosis stages

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Egg, nymph , adult

Front 47

Describe what a nymphal insect looks like

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Looks like the adults, but is smaller and the wings are not fully developed

Front 48

Why is the larva called the feeding stage

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Because they store energy and food for the next stage

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What is a larva called

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A caterpillar

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Name the complete metamorphosis stages

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Egg, larva, pupa , adult

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Name the incomplete metamorphosis stages

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Egg, nymph , adult

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Describe what a nymphal insect looks like

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Looks like the adults, but is smaller and the wings are not fully developed

Front 53

Why is the larva called the feeding stage

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Because they store energy and food for the next stage

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What is a larva called

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A caterpillar

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What is another name for the cocoon

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Chrysalis

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Name the complete metamorphosis stages

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Egg, larva, pupa , adult

Front 57

Name the incomplete metamorphosis stages

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Egg, nymph , adult

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Describe what a nymphal insect looks like

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Looks like the adults, but is smaller and the wings are not fully developed

Front 59

Why is the larva called the feeding stage

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Because they store energy and food for the next stage

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What is a larva called

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A caterpillar

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What is another name for the cocoon

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Chrysalis

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What is the function of a cocoon

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The pupa develops into an adult in the cocoon

Front 63

Name the complete metamorphosis stages

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Egg, larva, pupa , adult

Front 64

Name the incomplete metamorphosis stages

Back 64

Egg, nymph , adult

Front 65

Describe what a nymphal insect looks like

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Looks like the adults, but is smaller and the wings are not fully developed

Front 66

Why is the larva called the feeding stage

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Because they store energy and food for the next stage

Front 67

What is a larva called

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A caterpillar

Front 68

What is another name for the cocoon

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Chrysalis

Front 69

What is the function of a cocoon

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The pupa develops into an adult in the cocoon

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What part of the body do you often see segmentation in

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Abdomen

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Class which includes centipedes

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Chilopda

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Class which includes centipedes

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Chilopda

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Class which includes horseshoe crabs

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Mirostomata

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Class which includes centipedes

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Chilopda

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Class which includes horseshoe crabs

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Mirostomata

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Class which include millipedes

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Diplopoda

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Class which includes centipedes

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Chilopda

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Class which includes horseshoe crabs

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Mirostomata

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Class which include millipedes

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Diplopoda

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Class which includes scorpions, ticks, mites, harvestmen, and spiders

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Arachnida

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Class which includes centipedes

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Chilopda

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Class which includes horseshoe crabs

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Mirostomata

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Class which include millipedes

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Diplopoda

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Class which includes scorpions, ticks, mites, harvestmen, and spiders

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Arachnida

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Order which includes shrimp, lobster, crabs, and freshwater crayfish

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Decapoda

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Class which includes centipedes

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Chilopda

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Class which includes horseshoe crabs

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Mirostomata

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Class which include millipedes

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Diplopoda

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Class which includes scorpions, ticks, mites, harvestmen, and spiders

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Arachnida

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Order which includes shrimp, lobster, crabs, and freshwater crayfish

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Decapoda

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Subphylum which includes insects

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Hexapoda

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Subphylum which include centipedes and millipedes

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myriapoda

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Subphylum which include centipedes and millipedes

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myriapoda

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Subphylum which includes lobsters, crabs, crayfish, shrimp, barnacles, and copepods

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Crustacea

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Subphylum which include centipedes and millipedes

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myriapoda

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Subphylum which includes lobsters, crabs, crayfish, shrimp, barnacles, and copepods

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Crustacea

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Subphylum which includes spiders, scorpions, ticks mites, and horseshoe crabs

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Chelicerata