a name in parenthesis following the scientific name of an organism is:

the scientist who first disconvered it

centipedes inject a poisonous venom from:

poisonous claws arising from the first trunk segment

orthoptera are commonly known as

grasshoppers, crickets and katydids

homoptera are commonly known as

cidades, leafhoppers, psyllids, whiteflies, scales and aphids

lepidoptera are commonly known as

butterflies, moths and skippers

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ENTO 208

EXAM 1

Question	Answer
Latin term for mosquito	culex
springtales have what type of mouthparts	chewing
the class commonly referred to as hundered-leggers	millipedes
barnacles belong to which class	crustacea
scorpion flies fall into what order	mecoptera
the class insecta is also known as	insects
millipedes fall into which class	diplopoda
centipedes fall into which class	chilopoda
ticks fall into which class	arachnida
copepods fall into which class?	crustacea
the system of binomial nomenclature was consistently applied to animal by which biologist	linnaeus
the universal language for scientific name is	latin
a name in parenthesis following the scientific name of an organism is:	the scientist who first disconvered it
what is the name of the scientist who first described culex quinquefasciatatus in 1823	Say
centipedes inject a poisonous venom from:	poisonous claws arising from the first trunk segment
millipedes hvae how many pairs of legs per body segement	2
centipedes have how many legs per body segement	1
lactrodectus mactans is commonly known as	black widow
loxosceles mactans is commonly known as	brown reclus
thysnaura are commonly known as	silver fish and firebrats
collembola are commonly known as	springtales
orthoptera are commonly known as	grasshoppers, crickets and katydids
isoptera are commonly known as	termites
dermaptera are commonly known as	earwigs
embioptera are commonly known as	webspinners
psocoptera are commonly known as	psocids and booklice
zoraptera are commonly known as	zorapterans
mallophaga are commonly known as	chewing lice
anoplura are commonly known as	sucking lice
thysanoptera are commonly known as	thrips
hemiptera are commonly known as	true bugs
homoptera are commonly known as	cidades, leafhoppers, psyllids, whiteflies, scales and aphids
ephemeroptera are commonly known as	mayflies
odonata are commonly known as	dragon flies and damselflies
plecoptera are commonly known as	stoneflies
neuroptera are commonly known as	lacewings and antlions
coleoptera are commonly known as	beetles
strepsiptera are commonly known as	twinsted winged parasites
mecoptera are commonly known as	scorpion flies
trichoptera are commonly known as	caddisflies
lepidoptera are commonly known as	butterflies, moths and skippers
diptera are commonly known as	flies
siphonaptera are commonly known as	fleas
hymenoptera are commonly known as	ants bees wasps
which is the most important to veterinary entomology	sukcing lice
which order do you expect to feed on starchy materials such as book or wall paper	thysanura
which of these may serve as an intermediate host of a common tapeworm of dogs	mallophaga
characteristically narrow, fringed wings are present in which order	thysanura
the kissing bug falls into which order	hemipteran
the kissing bug falls into which family	reduviidae
according to your reading, what types of insects tend to have large compound eyes	beetles
the head is attatched to the thorax by:	membranous region, neck or cervix
pads on the insect tarsals segments are called:	pulvilli
insect wings are supported by reinforcing structures termed	veins
another name for the notum is	tergum
which is the most primative mouth part	mandibles
in flies, the second pair of wings is modified into small knobs called:	halteres
the insect tongue like structure is called	hypopharynx
where are the wings attatched on the insect	last two regions of the thorax
those species of insects attacking man and animal have whta type of mouthparts	piercing/sucking
the foregut is also known as	stomadeum
the hindgut is alos known as	proctadeum
the proventriculus is also known as	the gizzard
the midgut is also known as	mesenteron
why are flies often hungry when infected with the plague	it multiplies within the proventriculus and the stomach resulting in the formation of a block . and when trying to feed the blood is regurgitated into the bite injury
what is the purpose of the proventriculus	where food is ground up into smaller pieces
chagas' disease is spread by which insect	kissing bug- hemipteran
the term"life span" or life cycle refers to:	the entire length of the life of an insect
where is molting fluid found?	between old exoskeleton and soft cuticle
where is teh basemetn membrane found	below the epidermis
molting in insects is under the control of which two hormones	edycones and juvinile hormones
springtales exhibit which type of metamorphasis	ametabolist
what is the major downside of having a high surface to volume ratio	the creation of an exoskeleton which comlicates growth
in arthropods where is the nerve cord found	ventrally
an arthropod the feeds only on blood probobly has which type of mouthpart	piercing/sucking
insects are in wht kingdom	animalia
in arhtropods, what is the tube that shuttles air to the inside of the body	tracheoles
which is the smallest group of classifications	1. kingdom 2. phylum 3. class 4. order 5. family 6. genus 7. species 8. subspecies
arthropod literally means	6 feet
which is not a characteristic of all arthropods	dont have jointed appendages, exoskeleton, dorsal heart, ventral nerve cord, or cold blooed
where is the brain in a arthropod found	dorsally
chitin is made up of	acetylglucosamine
which is the largest classification group	kingdom
the fluid filled body cavity of arhtropod is called	haemocel
adults of which of the following organism have the samllest surface to volume ratio	collembola
the opening on an arhtropod body surface that allows forair transfer is called	spiracles
how strong are arthropod muscle attatchments	vey strong
why are Malpighian tublues always capital	named after someone
arthropod blood is known as	haemolymph
what percent of all known organisms are arthropods	80%
how many antennae do arachnida have	0
approx how many species of scorpions are in texas?	18
which of the following is not a characteristic of all insects	insect characteristics: three pairs of legs, one pair of antennae, 2 pairs of wings, and 3 body regions
the order scorpionida is found in which class	arachnida
which of the following arthropod classes are characterized by two pairs of antennae	crustacea
which of the following arthropod classes is characterized by four pairs of legs	arachnida
crustacea have what body regions	cephalothorax and abdomen
diplopoda have what body regions	head and abdomen
which of the following are venomous arthropods	chilopoda and arachnida
the black widow had what type of venom	neurotoxin that affects the central nervous system
shrimp are in what class	crustacea
insect legs are found where	on the thorax
which of the following arthropod classes has two body regions and 2 pairs of legs on ech body segment	diplopoda
where are chelicerae found	cephalothorax
rhe claws on scorpions are known as	palps
crustacea have how many legs	5 or more pairs
which of these is not a major body region	major body regions: head thorax abdomen
insects have how many pairs of thoracic legs	3 pairs
each unit of the compound eye is called	ommatidia
which of these forms the roof of the pre oral naval cavity	labrum
what mouthpart cuts and crushes food and are highly sclerotized	mandibles
which moutpart is made up of several lobes with sharp cutting surfaces and have associated palps to taste food	maxillae
what is the mouthpart called that formed the base of the pre oral cavity	labium
the least specialized type of mouthpart in insects is	hypopharynx
you find an insect that drinks nectar, what type of mouthparts does this insect have	siphoning
you find a honeybee what type of mouthpart does this insect have	siphoning
chewing mouthparts are also known as	lapping
piercing/sucking and probing/sipping mouthparts are an example of	mosquitoes and fleas
which if these mouthparts have palps	maxillae and labium
mlae mosquitoes have what type of antennae	plumose
house flies have what type of antennae	milliform
what is the stinger on a honeybee	ovipositor
the function of simple eyes are to:	take in lgiht and dark information
where is the notum found on the insect	thorax
cerci are found	on the abdomen
which leg segment is closest to the thorax	coxa
which is the anterior most segment of the insect thorax	prothorax
the lateral surface of the thorax is known as	pleuron
how many simple eyes do simple eyes have	3
hypognathous mouthparts are directed:	underneath the head
prognathous mouthparts are directed:	in front of the face
opisthognathous mouthparts are directed:	mouthparts able to fold under body
grasshoppers have ______________ mouthparts	prognathous
ants have ________________ mouthparts	prognthous
hemiptera have _________________ mouthparts	opisthognathous
in the horse fly, whic is primarily responsible for cutting into flesh	mandible and maxillae
in the mosquito, which is primarily responsible for cutting into flesh	mandible, maxillae, epipharynx and hypopharynx
in moths, what mouthpart makes up the bulk of the feeding tube	proboscis
where are fats, carbs, and proteins stored in the insect body	crop
the tubes connecting the spiracles to the rest of the body, but that are not involved in gas exchange are called:	tracheoles
which of the following regions of the insect digestive canal is located between the gastric caeca and the malpighian tubes	ventriculus
what best describes the immature satge of an insect characterized by complete metaophasis	larvae
why isnt most bug blood red	does not contain hemoglobin
the terminal end of the respiratory system that is the principle site of gas exchange is:	trachea
what are the gastric caeca for:	secrete enzymes for digestion
what are the thickened regions of the insect ventral nerve cord that contain nerve cells:	ganglia
approximately how large in diameter are the tracheoles	1 micro meter
which organ secretes digestive enzymes	gastic caeca
homeostasis is:	keeping the body in balance
what is metamorphasis	change in form or structure of an insect during the course of its development
all insects start out as:	eggs
growth is:	maturing
the old exoskeleton left in the environement after an insect molts is known as	exuvia
the period in between molts is known as:	instar
how many instars do adult cockroaches have	12
insects that produce eggs are known as:	ovipairs
R-strategists tend to:	little offspring care and are quantity over quality
K-strategists tend to:	have more motherly instincts, quality over quantity
the outermost layer of the insect cuticle is called:	epicuticle
what makes up a procuticle	epicuticle and exocuticle
what has a living layer of cells	epidermis
what is ecdysis	the act of molting
what type forms a pupa	holometabolous
which involve young living under water while adults live on land	niads
the young of an ametabolous insect is known as:	nymph
the younf of an hemimetabolous insect is known as:	naiad
the young of an paurometabolous is known as:	nymph
the young of a holometabolous is known as:	larvae
clusters of indifferented tissue that form adult tissue pupae are known as:	imaginal disks
the larvae of ticks have how mnay pairs of legs	3
what do protura feed on	decomposing plant matter
webspinners are in what order	embioptera
what order has a collophore	collembola
which order live in silken tubes	webspinners
diplura have what type of antennae	moniliform
what do adult stoneflies eat	most are incapable of eating and those who do have mouthparts feed on algae
how any simple eyes do diplura have	they have no eyes
the furculum is held in place by a stiff band of tissue called the:	retinaculum
what is the collophore used for	balance
embiidina wings are:	only on males
firebrats are in what order	thysanura
which order is used in as an early detection of soil production	collebola
how large are protura	2mm
how are embiidina foretrasi modified	enlarged for silk glands
the porturan front legs are developed and do what	act as antennae
firebrats can live	6 years
where do plecoptera young live	under stones in fast moving water
the organ or tail used by collebola to facilitate jumping is:	furculum
carnivorous diplura have _____________ mouthparts while phytophagous diplura do not	chewing mouthparts
what is systematics	the study of the relationship between groups of any size, including speecies and population
what type of antennae do protura have	do not have any
collembola are generally	wingless
in collebola the ____________ is ued for jumping	furculum
diplura have	no eyes
which of these do not have antennae	proturans
what ordeer will be most likely to cause damage to household goods	thysanura
which order lives the shortes amount of time as an adult	ephemeroptera
immature ephmeropera are known as	niads
you find an adult insect with hind wings wider than forewings held horizantally at rest, large compound eyes that meet dorsally, and wide bodies niads, what is the common name of this insect	dragonfly
you find an adult insect with hind and forewings narrow at the base, wings held vertically at rest, large compund eyes seperate dorsally, and slender bodied niasds. what is the common name for this insect	damselfly
when was the grylloblatodea discovered	1914
approx how many species are known in grylloblatodea	26
where is mantophasmatodea found	africa
what is the upper temp limit of grylloblatodea	50 degrees farenheit
which order has the least number of known species	mantophasmatodea
when was mantophasmatodea discovered	2002
where are grylloblatodea found	ice caves and snow fields of asia
what are earwigs	dermapterans
grasshoppers can be intermedite hosts for	tape worms that effect poultry
a single generation of grylloblatodea can take up tp	7 years
approx how mnay orthopteran species are found	20,000
which of these shows a parental care of eggs and young	dermapterans
this order was named because the entomologist just watched the movie gladiator	mantophasmatodea
the name of this order is a mix between crickets and cockroaches	grylloblattodea
the name of this order is a mix between praying mantis and walking sticks	mantophasmatodea
the most recent order discovered is	mantophasmatodea
pleco means:	folded
the young of plecoptera are known as	niads
plecoptera are most abundant	in cool climates
mosquitos and humans diverge in what scientific category	phylum
amphibians fall into what phylum	chordata
the eggs of anoplurans are called	nits
when do scewworms begin to mate	when they are 2-4 days old
what are the common types and antennae	filliform, monilliform, setaceous, serrate, plumose, capitate, lamellate, aristate
most arthropods have what type of reproduction	sexual
what class is an intermediate host for dracunculus medinesis	crustacea
centruoides vittatus is commonly known as	striped bark scorpion

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