ENTO 208: EXAM 2
41 Cards in this Set
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hind wings of diptera are called
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halteres
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What are the front legs of mantodea?
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Specialized raptorial legs for hunting.
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Fireflies are in which order
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Coleoptera
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The most primitive type of lice is?
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Psycoptera
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Lepidopteran larvae are known as
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Caterpillars
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dobsonflies are in which order
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megaloptera
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diptera larve generally have how many legs
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zero
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Bed bugs fall into which order?
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Hemiptera
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The louse egg is known as:
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Nit
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a nonliving thing that can transmit disease is called
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fomites
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which is the largest order (size and numbers)in the class insecta
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coleoptera
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larval lacewings produce what kind of fecal matter
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they don't produce fecal matter
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Book lice are in the order of
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psycoptera
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where do megaloptera large live
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in fresh water
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which is responsible for trench fever
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phthiraptera
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larval siphonaptera feed on
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waste of adults
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which of these is considered a "catch all" order
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Hemiptera
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What is distinctive about Anoplura?
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absence of mandibles
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most adult lepidoptera feed on
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nectar
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honeydew is full of
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sugars and amino acids
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a major morphological characteristic of psycoptera is
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expanded clyepus
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what kind of mouthparts do psycoptera have?
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mandibulate
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megaloptera and raphidoptera were both once in which order
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neuropter
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most primitive type of lice
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psycoptera
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bumblebees fall into which order
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hymenoptera
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What is the major difference between primary and secondary reproductives in isoptera?
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primary has wings while secondary does not
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which order can turn its head from side to side without moving any other body part
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mantodea
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phasmatodea are commonly known as
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walking sticks
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living organism that can transmit disease is called
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vector
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what type of mouthparts do isoptera have
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chewing / mandibulate
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Aproximatly how large are Thysanoptera individuals?
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under 3mm
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the modified wings of coleoptera are called
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elytra / folded
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what do halteres do for insects
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balance
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trichopteran are characterized by
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long silky hairs on wings
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siphonaptera feed on
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blood
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raphidoptera feed on
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predatory
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of these orders which is most likely to produce honeydew
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hemiptera
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___ exhibits a caste system
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isoptera
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what kind of mouthparts do psycoptera have
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mandibulate
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which order lays its eggs on silken stalks
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neuroptera
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which order has larve with adhesive organs
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raphidoptera
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ENTO 208 - Insect Orders