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Science

Section 3 arthropods

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Arthropods have jointed appendages bilateral symmetry segmented bodies an_________ a body cavity a digestive system with two openings and the nervous system and most species have separate sexes Exoskeleton
Some arthropods have many segments, well others have _____________ segments forming body regions. Fused
A hard, thick, outer covering called an exoskeleton covers, supports, and protects arthropod; it is shed and replaced occasionally in a process called__________ Molting
_____________ have three body regions Insects
An insect's head has a pair of _____________, eys and a mouth Antennae
The _____________ has three pairs of legs; if the insect has wings, they are attached to the thorax Thorax
The abdomen contains reproductive structures and an open circulatory system; insects obtain air and released waste gases through openings called Spiracles
_______________ series of body changes as insects become adults Metamorphosis
____________ metamorphosis stages, egg, nymph, adult Incomplete
______________ metamorphosis stages, egg, larva, Pupa, adult Complete
Insects eat plants, blood of animals, nectar, decaying materials, wood, and clothes; mouthparts are diverse and adapted to ________ Diet
Insects are _____________ due to their exoskeletons, ability to fly, rapid reproductive cycles, and small sizes Successful
____________ such as spiders and ticks have two body regions ( the cephalothorax and abdomen), four pairs of legs, and no antennae Arachnids
________________ have a sharp, poison filled Stinger at the end of their abdomen Scorpions
Spiders inject their prey with _____________ to digest it Enzymes
______ and ________ are generally parasites. Ticks often carry diseases Ticks and miter
_____________ and _______________ have long bodies with many segments, many legs, antennae and simple eyes Millipedes and centipedes
__________________ such as crabs, shrimp, and Barnacles have one or two pairs of antennae and mandibles for crushing food Crustaceans
Arthropods are a __________ source, a dagger culture, and are an important part of ecological communities in which humans live. Some arthropods are ________ that carry disease or damage property Food, pests
_______________ can kill insects, but cause other environmental problems. Biological methods for controlling insects are being developed. Insecticides
Some arthropod fossils are more than 500 million years old. Arthropods probably ______________ from a segmented worm ancestor Evolved
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