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Flying creatures 14

Apologia flying creatures lesson 14

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What insects are in the Order Lepidoptera? Butterflies, moths and skippers
Insects have 3 body parts: head, thorax and abdomen. Which body part are the legs and wings attached to? thorax
What is the Johnson's organ? It is an organ at the base of the antennae that is used to help with balance.
What is the name of the mouth part used by leps for sucking up nectar (it is curled up when not being used)? proboscis
BUTTERFLIES go through complete metamorphosis and the pupa stage is called a what? chrysalis
MOTHS go through complete metamorphosis and the pupa stage is called a what? cocoon
What does Lepidoptera mean? scale wings
What are the differences between the antennae of the butterfly, moth and skipper? Butterfly--long with knobs on the end; Moth--feathery looking; Skipper--look like an upside down "J" on end
Most butterfly caterpillars will molt 4 to 5 times, and the stages in between the molts are called what? Instars
What moth cocoons are used to make fabric? silk moth
What silk-producing organs are used by moths and skippers to make their cocoons? spinnerets
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