Bugs class, materials for exam 2
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Ventral nerve cord elements | Brain, subesophageal ganglio, thoracic gangli, abdominal ganglia
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| How much larger is a gregarious desert locus brain than the solitarious phase? | 30 percent
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| Tactile receptors | feel
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| acoustic receptors | hear
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| chemoreceptors | taste, smell
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| photoreceptors | see
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| The antennal surface of a honey bee and compound eye surface of honey bee are? | Not smooth, covered with hairs and dimples
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| Location of proprioreceptors | Neck, Antennal joints, leg joints, between thorax and abdomen
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| Types of insect ears | Hair sensilla, Johnston's organ, ympanal organs
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| How do insects see? | Pixilated, but as one image
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