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What are the 5 characteristics of arthropods?
exoskeletons, segmented bodies, jointed appendages, open circulatory system, ventral nervous system
What are the 5 characteristics of arachnids?
4 pairs of walking legs, 4 pairs of simple eyes, no antennae, a cephalothorax, respiration through book lungs
What are the 4 characteristics of insects?
3 pairs of walking legs, wings at some stage of life, 3 segments in the body, 1 pair of antennae
What are the 4 types of wings?
membranous, scaled, leather-like, horny
Why are spiders lungs called book lungs?
air is rifled through the "pages" of the lungs, which absorb oxygen
Why don't insects have respiratory systems?
They have tracheas, a complex network that connects to the outside through the exoskeleton and runs throughout the body providing air to the tissues
What do crawfish use for respiration?
gills, gill chamber, swimmerets, and maxillae
butterflies: what kingdom?
lepidoptera
beetles: what kingdom?
coleoptera
social insects: what kingdom?
hymenoptera
grasshoppers/crickets: what kingdom? (hint: they sing)
orthoptera
annoying insects (flies, mosquites etc): what kingdom? (what a bunch of dopes)
diptera
two leather wings, two membranous wings: what kingdom?
orthoptera (crickets)
social insects w/ membranous wings: what kingdom?
hymenoptera
insects w/ 2 membranous wings and 2 membranous balancers: what kingdom? (hint: they have no defense so they have to have good locomotion)
diptera
insects with two horny wings and two membranous wings: what kingdom?
coleoptera
insects with scaled wings (oh so shiny = pretty)?
lepidoptera
what two things are responsible for taste and touch in a crayfish?
antennules and antennae
what does the green gland do?
cleanses blood