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| Question | Answer |
| What are the 9 insect orders? | Collembola Thysanoptera Orthoptera Hemiptera Homoptera Lepidoptera Coleoptera Diptera Hymenoptera |
| Which orders have complete metamorphosis? | Lepidoptera Coleoptera Diptera Hymenoptera |
| Which orders have partial metamorphosis? | Hemiptera Homoptera Orthoptera |
| Which order has no metamorphosis? | Collembola |
| Which order has almost complete metamorphosis and why? | Thysanoptera No external wing pads during first 2 instars, followed by 2-3 pupal (inactive) stages |
| Which orders have chewing mouth parts? | Collembola Orthoptera Lepidoptera (larva) Coleoptera Hymenoptera |
| Which orders have piercing/sucking mouthparts? | Hemiptera Homoptera |
| Which order has syphoning mouthparts? | Lepidoptera |
| Which order has rasping/sucking mouthparts? | Thysanoptera |
| Which order has chewing/lapping mouthparts? | Hymenoptera |
| Which order has sponging mouthparts? | Diptera |
| Collembola is Latin for_____. | Springtails |
| Thysanoptera is Latin for_____. | Thrips Fringed wing |
| Orthoptera is Latin for_____. | Grasshopper Straight wing |
| Hemiptera is Latin for____. | True bug Half wing |
| Homoptera is Latin for____. | Sift bodied pests Same wing |
| Coleoptera is Latin for____. | Beetles Sheath wing |
| Lepidoptera is Latin for____. | Butterflies and moths Scale wing |
| Diptera is Latin for____. | Flies Two wings |
| Hymenoptera is Latin for____. | Ants, Bees, Wasps Membranous wing |
| I.D. Features of collembola | Furcula on the butt for jumping Eyepatch (better than simple eye) |
| ID features for Thysanoptera | Narrow body Compound eyes Fringed wings |
| ID features for Orthoptera | Tegman (narrow, thickened forewing) Enlarged hindlegs for jumping Hindwings are Membranous and fold like a fan |
| ID features for Hemiptera | Piercing/sucking mouthparts Scutellum (triangular plate on Mesothorax) Scentglands Forewing thickened at base and Membranous at the tip |
| ID features for Homoptera | Aphids parthenogenisis Honeydew Ants farm honeydew Cornices on aphids Galls on trees Black fungus due to honeydew White 'spit' from Spittle bug |
| ID features for Coleoptera | Elytra Elongated snout on weevils Grubs 3 thoracic legs Wire worm hard, cylindrical, Elongated bodies with short legs Fleshy borers legless |
| ID features for Lepidoptera | Scale wings Butterfly dinural, knobbed antennae Moth nocturnal, tapered and feathery antennae |
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