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| Characteristics of Arthropods |
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jointed appendages bilateral symmetry exoskeleton |
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| What systems do we find in the phylum Arthropods |
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digestive nervous ciculatory excretory muscular respiratory reproductive |
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| What is the function of the exoskeleton |
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Definition
protects supports prevents water loss |
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| How are the sexes distributed |
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| there is one sex in one body |
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| what type of fertilization |
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| What are the 3 body sections of an insect |
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| What is the function of the antenna |
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Definition
| it is used for touch and smell |
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| What is the function of the simple eye |
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Definition
| it can see light and daRK |
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what is the function of the compound eye |
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| it can see color and movement |
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| what parts are found in the thorax region |
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Definition
3 pairs of legs walking jumping grasping |
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| what parts are found in the abdomen |
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2 pairs of wings spiracles ovipositor |
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| name the 2 wings and their function |
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forewing-protection hindwing-flight |
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| it is the female structure for digging and laying eggs |
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| shedding one's exoskeleton during a growth period |
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| What are the 2 types of metamorphosis called |
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incomplete-egg/nymph/adult complete-egg/larva/pupa/adult |
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| what are several structures used for food getting |
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| an organism which captures and eats its prey |
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| crabs,lobsters,shrimp,pill bug,water flea |
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| what are characteristics of crustaceans |
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Definition
live in moist areas 5 pairs of legs 5 swimmerets regeneration gills |
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| what are swimmerets used for |
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Definition
breathing movement respiration |
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| what are the characteristics of arachnids |
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book lungs 8 legs spin webs poisonous sting |
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| one that lives in a group(bees/termites) |
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| what does the nervous system of a grasshopper have as its parts |
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Definition
| ganglia and 2 nerve cords |
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| how do the muscles in a grasshopper work |
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Definition
| they work in opposition to one another-one of the pair contracts while the other relaxes |
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| what is the function of the mouth |
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Definition
| chews the food and mixes it with saliva |
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| what is the function of the esophagus |
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Definition
| transports food from mouth to the crop |
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| what is the function of the crop |
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| what is the function of the gizzard |
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| what is the function of the stomach |
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| what is the function of the digestive glands |
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| secrete digestive enzymes to dissolve food |
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| what is the function of the intestine |
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| absorbs nutrients from digested material |
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| absorbs the excess water from the waste |
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| exit area for waste products (solid) |
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| holes on the abdomen which allow for entrance of oxygen and exit of carbon dioxide |
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| air tubules that run through the body and circulate around the organsair |
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| what are malpighian tubules |
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Definition
| they are structures which get rid of liquid waste |
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| secrete an enzyme saliva which aides in digestion |
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| pumps blood through the body |
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| transports eggs to uterus |
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| stores the eggs until they are fertilized |
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| what are the 4 parts of the mouth and their function |
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Definition
mandible maxillae labrum labia all hold and chew food |
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| how does the grasshopper chew its food |
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| it moves its mouth parts side to side |
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| what are the four parts of the leg |
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trochanter joint-attaches leg to body femur-largest part of leg tibia-mid section of leg tarsus-pad/foot of leg |
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| what is the tympanic membrane |
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| it is a small cicular light in colr structure found under the wings which is used for hearing |
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| how many segments are in the abdomen of a grasshopper |
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| it is the hard substance which makes up the exoskeleton of the arthropods |
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| what is the function of the 3 legs |
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Definition
jumping-jump walking-walk grasing/foreleg-grabs/holds |
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| what system do the legs and wings belong to |
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| skeletal and muscle system |
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| what parts belong to the nervous system |
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| what parts belong to the respiratory system |
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| what parts belong to the reproductive system |
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ovipositor oviduct uterus testis ovary seminal vesicle |
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| what parts are in the digestive system |
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Definition
tongue pharynx esophagus crop gizzard stomach intestine digestive glands salivary glands |
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| what are the parts of the excretory system |
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colon rectum anus malpighian tubules |
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| what parts make up the muscular-skeletal system |
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