Insect morphology 1

55問 • 1年前

Rin Rin

通報

問題一覧

Cellular layer of the body wall- molting fluid involved in growth process

Epidermal cell

Non-cellular layer of the body wall

Cuticle

Outermost thin layer

Epicuticle

Middle part of cuticle

Exocuticle

Innermost thick layer of cuticle

Endocuticle

Separate body wall from the internal organ

Basement membrane

Anterior body sigments of an insect

Head

Mouthparts at a right angle

Hypognathous head

Mouthparts are projecting backwards

Opisthognatous

Mouthparts are directly forward

Prognatous head

For chewing (jaw)

Mandible

Help putting the food into the mouth

Maxillae

Upper lip

Labrum

Lower lip

Labium

A central tounge

Hypopharynx

Cut of or grind solid food(beetle)

Mandibulate

Produced into sharp blades(horsefly)

Cutting- Sponging type

Used for grasping prey- feed on solid and liquid(honeybee)

Lapping type

Maxillae and mandibles are non-functional(housefly)

Sponging type

Piercing tissues and suck juices(mosquito)

Piercing-sucking type

Sucked of by long proboscis (butterfly)

Siphoning type

Has a cone. Feed on liquid as in plant sap(thrips)

Rasping-sucking type

Sensory purpose and defense

Antennae

Basal segment

Scape

Second segment

Pedicel

Whip-part beyond the pedicel

Flagellum

Threadlike (coakcroach)

Filiform

Beadlike(termite)

Moniliform

Dubbed(butterfly)

Clavate

Distal half of the antennal segment triangular(female click beetle)

Serrate saw

Segment long slender(male click bettels)

Pictenate comb like

Male atlas Moth

Bipectinate double comb like

Male twisted wing parasite

Flabellate fan shape

Elbowed, first segment is long

Geneculate

Located on the each side of the head

Compound eyes

3 simple lenses located between the compound eyes on top of the head

Simple eyes or ocelli

Found between the eyes, above the basis of antennae

Lateral

Ventral to the lateral ocelli

The middle region of the insect body

Thorax

Bear the prolegs

Prothorax

Bear the forewings and midleg

Mesothorax

Bears the hindwings

Metathorax

Comprising give segment

Legs

Proximal segment, short and stout

Coxa

Connect the coax with the femur

Trochanter

The stoutest and sometimes the largest segment of the leg

Femur

Pointing spines that aid in climbing

Tibia

Made up of several subsegments

Tarsus

These are external opening

Spiraclea

Slender, pointed structure

Cerci

Found at the posterior of male insect

Claspers

Found on the posterior end of a female insect

Ovipositor

A little sac bladder

Vesicle

Female insect have

Cerci and Ovipositor

Male insect have

Cerci

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Morphology

Agr11

Agr11

Agr 12 plant cells

Agr 12 plant cells

Soil

Soil

insect

insect

animal

animal

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ASC wishmeluck po

ASC wishmeluck po

ASC animal

ASC animal

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Weed science

Ssc

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Insect mouthparts, antennae, legs and wings

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Insect mouthparts, antennae, legs and wings

25問 • 11ヶ月前

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Plant diseases

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Plant diseases

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ASC 12 exam

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ASC 12 exam

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Production and Management

26問 • 11ヶ月前

Rin Rin

問題一覧

Cellular layer of the body wall- molting fluid involved in growth process

Epidermal cell

Non-cellular layer of the body wall

Cuticle

Outermost thin layer

Epicuticle

Middle part of cuticle

Exocuticle

Innermost thick layer of cuticle

Endocuticle

Separate body wall from the internal organ

Basement membrane

Anterior body sigments of an insect

Head

Mouthparts at a right angle

Hypognathous head

Mouthparts are projecting backwards

Opisthognatous

Mouthparts are directly forward

Prognatous head

For chewing (jaw)

Mandible

Help putting the food into the mouth

Maxillae

Upper lip

Labrum

Lower lip

Labium

A central tounge

Hypopharynx

Cut of or grind solid food(beetle)

Mandibulate

Produced into sharp blades(horsefly)

Cutting- Sponging type

Used for grasping prey- feed on solid and liquid(honeybee)

Lapping type

Maxillae and mandibles are non-functional(housefly)

Sponging type

Piercing tissues and suck juices(mosquito)

Piercing-sucking type

Sucked of by long proboscis (butterfly)

Siphoning type

Has a cone. Feed on liquid as in plant sap(thrips)

Rasping-sucking type

Sensory purpose and defense

Antennae

Basal segment

Scape

Second segment

Pedicel

Whip-part beyond the pedicel

Flagellum

Threadlike (coakcroach)

Filiform

Beadlike(termite)

Moniliform

Dubbed(butterfly)

Clavate

Distal half of the antennal segment triangular(female click beetle)

Serrate saw

Segment long slender(male click bettels)

Pictenate comb like

Male atlas Moth

Bipectinate double comb like

Male twisted wing parasite

Flabellate fan shape

Elbowed, first segment is long

Geneculate

Located on the each side of the head

Compound eyes

3 simple lenses located between the compound eyes on top of the head

Simple eyes or ocelli

Found between the eyes, above the basis of antennae

Lateral

Ventral to the lateral ocelli

The middle region of the insect body

Thorax

Bear the prolegs

Prothorax

Bear the forewings and midleg

Mesothorax

Bears the hindwings

Metathorax

Comprising give segment

Legs

Proximal segment, short and stout

Coxa

Connect the coax with the femur

Trochanter

The stoutest and sometimes the largest segment of the leg

Femur

Pointing spines that aid in climbing

Tibia

Made up of several subsegments

Tarsus

These are external opening

Spiraclea

Slender, pointed structure

Cerci

Found at the posterior of male insect

Claspers

Found on the posterior end of a female insect

Ovipositor

A little sac bladder

Vesicle

Female insect have

Cerci and Ovipositor

Male insect have

Cerci