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| This class encompasses nearly 80% of species |
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| This is the term for the mouthparts of a spider |
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| This is the term for the base of an antenna on a crayfish |
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| Where do crayfish store their eggs? |
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| What does arthropoda mean? |
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| These types of eyes, like those of a spider contain only one lens and present a very limited view |
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| These types of eyes, like those of a fly contain hundreds of lenses |
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| This type of circulatory system is not as effected as a closed one because it depends on gravity to work |
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| This type of organism usees regeneration as a defense |
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| This particular arachnid can cause lyme disease |
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| This particular body feature extracts nitrogen waste from the hemolymph of insects and carries waste through the intestines |
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| This subphylum includes sal bugs and barnacles |
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| This class exhibits one pair of chelicerae and 4 pairs of walking legs |
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| This class encompasses over one million species |
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| What are the two types of metamorphisis? |
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| How many phases does complete metamorphisis have? |
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| What are the four phases of complete metamorphisis? |
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| How many phases does incomplete metamorphisis have? |
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| What are the three stages of incomplete metamorphisis? |
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| All adult insects have six ____? |
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| The greatest number of legs would be found on what? |
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| Among insects there are mouthparts specifically designed for what? |
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| Piercing, syphoning, & sponging |
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| Where are gastric seca found? |
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| Trachea and spiracles are found in an insect's what? |
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| What is a grasshopper's tympanum used for? |
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| Name three terms used to describe larval stage? |
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| Grub, maggot, and caterpillar |
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| What is the most significant activity in the larval stage of an insect? |
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| Is the cotton bol weevil a harmful species introduced from abroad? |
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| What are the chemicals called that insects release to communicate? |
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