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| In adult insects, which main body segment holds the legs? |
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Insects exhibit a range of mouthparts adapted to specific feeding modes. Please give insect order names of:
piercing and sucking insect orders |
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| Hemiptera, Diptera, Siphonaptera |
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Insects exhibit a range of mouthparts adapted to specific feeding modes. Please give insect order names of:
"sponging" insect with pad-like mouthparts |
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| Which does not have chewing mouthparts of: Odonata, Hemiptera, Orthoptera, Plecoptera? |
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Name insect orders you find among specimens that are:
ametabolous |
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| Collembola, Archaeognatha |
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Name insect orders you find among specimens that are:
hemimetabolous |
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| ephemeroptera, odonata, hemiptera, orthoptera, plecoptera |
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Name insect orders you find among specimens that are:
holometabolous |
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| lepidoptera, trichoptera, coleoptera, neuroptera, diptera |
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Some insect orders were named according to their unique wing features (-ptera). Name insect orders that have:
one pair of wings |
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Some insect orders were named according to their unique wing features (-ptera). Name insect orders that have:
"fringed" wings |
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Some insect orders were named according to their unique wing features (-ptera). Name insect orders that have:
hardened forewings and membranous hindwings |
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Some insect orders were named according to their unique wing features (-ptera). Name insect orders that have:
no wings |
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| siphonaptera, collembola, phthiraptera |
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Some insect orders were named according to their unique wing features (-ptera). Name insect orders that have:
wings covered in scales |
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Name an insect order that has many species with legs adapted for:
jumping |
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| orthoptera, siphonaptera, collembola |
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Name an insect order that has many species with legs adapted for:
swimming |
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| ephemeroptera, coleoptera, hemiptera |
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Name an insect order that has many species with legs adapted for:
running |
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| Name insect orders with species that feed on blood of vertebrate animals (mammals, birds, etc) |
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| siphonaptera, phthiraptera, diptera, even some hemiptera |
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| Name insect orders with species that live at least part of their lives in water |
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| Odonata, Ephemeroptera, Trichoptera, Megaloptera, Plecoptera, Diptera, Coleoptera, and some Neuroptera and Lepidoptera |
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| Name insect orders with species that feed on blood of vertebrate animals (mammals, birds, etc) |
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| siphonaptera, phthiraptera, diptera, even some hemiptera |
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| general drawings of the mouthparts! |
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