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Species: Musca domestica
(Sensors on wings, no chewing mouthparts) |
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Species: Stomoxys calcitrans
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| Species: Dermatobia hominis |
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Association of organisms for transport.
Ex/ Human botfly uses mosquito to transport eggs to human) |
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| Gardiner's favorite maggot: |
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| Flies that eat dead flesh |
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| Egg hatches inside female and lays larvae |
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| Mosquito that transmits malaria |
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| Mosquitos that come out in evenings or early morning. Transmit West Nile Virus, especially adapted to feed on birds. |
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| Tree hole mosquito. Vector of yellow fever and dengue. |
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| Species: Trypanosoma gambiense |
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| African sleeping sickness. Spread by the tsetse fly. Make people sleepy. Reservoirs are large animals. |
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Lice.
No wings- secondary loss
All parasitic. |
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| Species: Pediculus humanus |
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Order: Siphonaptera
Species: Yersinia pestis |
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| Fleas: Spread the bubonic plague |
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| Species: Dipylidium caninum |
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| Mouth parts found in ticks and mites. Exposed in ticks, not in mites. |
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| Complex sensory organ on the legs of ticks |
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| Species: Borellia burgdorferi |
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| Causes lyme disease. Spread by ticks. |
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| Species: Dermacentor andersoni |
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| Tick that spreads Rocky Mountain spotted fever. |
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Family: Ixodidae
Species: Ixodidae scrapularis |
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| Takes a bite out of host a goes. |
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Species: Musca domestica
(Sensors on wings, no chewing mouthparts) |
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Species: Stomoxys calcitrans
(Has biting mouthparts) |
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| Species: Dermatobia hominis |
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Association of organisms for transport.
Ex/ Human botfly uses mosquito to transport eggs to human) |
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| Gardiner's favorite maggot: |
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| Flies that eat dead flesh |
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| Egg hatches inside female and lays larvae |
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| Mosquito that transmits malaria |
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| Mosquitos that come out in evenings or early morning. Transmit West Nile Virus, especially adapted to feed on birds. |
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| Tree hole mosquito. Vector of yellow fever and dengue. |
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| Species: Trypanosoma gambiense |
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| African sleeping sickness. Spread by the tsetse fly. Make people sleepy. Reservoirs are large animals. |
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Lice.
No wings- secondary loss
All parasitic. |
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| Species: Pediculus humanus |
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Order: Siphonaptera
Species: Yersinia pestis |
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| Fleas: Spread the bubonic plague |
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| Species: Dipylidium caninum |
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| Mouth parts found in ticks and mites. Exposed in ticks, not in mites. |
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| Complex sensory organ on the legs of ticks |
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| Species: Borellia burgdorferi |
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| Causes lyme disease. Spread by ticks. |
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| Species: Dermacentor andersoni |
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| Tick that spreads Rocky Mountain spotted fever. |
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Family: Ixodidae
Species: Ixodidae scrapularis |
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| Takes a bite out of host a goes. |
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| A type of trematode. Has sucking mouth for food. |
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| Species: Dicrocoelium dindriticum |
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Trematode that changes behavior of intermediate host.
-Zombie ants |
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| A population is separated by an obstacle such as a mountain or river and evolve separately into two species. |
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| Species evolve into separate species in the same place |
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| Species in different geologic time |
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| All individuals have an equal chance of mating and reproducing |
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| Golden spiders, orb spiders, garden spiders |
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| parasite that uses snail as host |
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| 2 Organisms living together and both benefitting |
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| One organism live in or on another and usually the parasite decreases fitness of the host |
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| animals that do not depend on one organism to survive |
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| 2 organisms REALLY benefit. Friends with benefits |
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