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| jointed legs (appendages) |
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| exoskeleton of chitin, molt to grow- |
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| Phylum Arthropoda segmented bodies consist of- |
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| head, thorax, and abdomen OR cephalothorax and abdomen |
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| Phylum Arthropoda feeding- |
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| herbivore, carnivores, and omnivores |
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| Phylum Arthropoda respiration- |
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| gills, book lungs, or tracheal tubes |
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| Phylum Arthropoda circulatory- |
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| Phylum Arthropoda excretion- |
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| Malpighian tubules (add nitrogenous wastes to feces) |
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| Phylum Arthropoda nervous- |
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| ventral nerve cord, sense organs, brain |
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| Phylum Arthropoda reproduction- |
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Definition
| most have separate sexes, terrestrial-mostly internal fertilization, aquatic-internal or external fertilization |
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| shrimp, lobster, crab, crayfish, barnacle, pill bugs |
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| cephalothorax and abdomen- |
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| shield to protect organs (Subphylum Crustacea) |
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| large claw (Subphylum Crustacea) |
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| Subphylum Crustacea, Subphylum Chelicerata |
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| mouth parts for grinding and biting (Subphylum Crustacea) |
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| paddle for swimming (Subphylum Crustacea) |
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| Subphylum Chelicerata body regions- |
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| cephalothorax and abdomen |
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| fangs at mouth to stab and paralyze prey (Subphylum Chelicerata) |
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| appendage for grabbing prey (Subphylum Chelicerata) |
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Definition
| horseshoe crab (not a crab) |
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Definition
| horseshoe crab (Class Merostomata) |
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| spiders, mites and ticks, scorpians |
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| Class Arachnida (spiders) |
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| used in web and cocoon making (2-6 silk glands) (Class Arachnida) (spiders) |
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| 2 poisonous spiders in North America- |
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| black widow and brown recluse |
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Definition
| mites and ticks (Class Arachnida) |
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| pedipalps digs into host's tissue to suck fluids- |
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Definition
| mites and ticks (Class Arachnida) |
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| pedipalps enlarged into claws, poisonous barb- |
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Definition
| scorpion (Class Arachnida) |
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Definition
| Class Chilopoda, Class Diplopoda |
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| 1 pair of legs per segment- |
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| Class Chilopoda (centipedes) |
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| Class Chilopoda (centipedes) mouthpart includes- |
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| Class Chilopoda (centipedes) eat- |
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| 2 pairs of legs per segment- |
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| Class Diplopoda (millipede) |
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| Class Diplopoda (millipede) |
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| Class Diplopoda (millipedes) eat- |
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| Class Insecta body regions- |
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Definition
| head, thorax, and abdomen |
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| Class Insecta nervous system- |
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Definition
| compound eyes (great for detecting motion), chemical receptors for taste and smell, well-developed ears (tympanum), sensory hairs, one pair of antennae |
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Definition
| different modifications for types of feeding |
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| Class Insecta movement and flight- |
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| 3 pairs of legs and 0-2 pairs of wings |
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| Class Insecta metamorphosis- |
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Definition
| (changes in body structure) complete metamorphosis, incomplete metamorphosis |
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Definition
| eggs, larva, pupa, adult (butterfly) |
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| incomplete metamorphosis- |
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Definition
| egg, nymph, adult (cockroach) |
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| Class Insecta communication- |
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Definition
| pheromones-chemical signals (used for finding mates, food, home) |
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Definition
| a group of the same species working together to benefit the whole group-ants, bees, termites, etc. |
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| Class Insecta communication- |
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Definition
| pheromones-chemical signals (used for finding mates, food, home) |
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Term
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Definition
| a group of the same species working together to benefit the whole group-ants, bees, termites, etc. |
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