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arthropod
the most DIVERSE and ABUNDANT animals on earth, are characterized as INVERTEBRATES with a hard covering
binomial nomenclature
a unique TWO-WORD NAME combining the GENUS and SPECIES
ecology
the study of the RELATIONSHIPS between organisms and their PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENTAL
endosymbiont
an organism that lives WITHIN the body or cells of another organism
exoskeleton
a HARD COVERING that covers arthropods
fauna
the ANIMALS present in a particular region, habitat, or time
morphology
form and structure
organism
individual LIFE FORMS such as plants, animals, and bacteria
subphylum
a taxonomic category that ranks BELOW PHYLUM and ABOVE CLASS
taxonomy
the classification of organisms based on RELATEDNESS
order the hierarchical structure of taxonomy (biggest to smallest)
domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species
the phylum ARTHROPODA is classified into 5 subphyla
CHELICERATA: spiders, scorpions, mites, horseshoe crabs, and relatives
CRUSTACEA: crabs, lobsters, crayfish, shrimps, krill, barnacles, prawns, woodlice, and relatives
HEXAPODA: insects, springtails, and relatives
MYRIAPODA: millipedes, centipedes, and relatives
TRILOBITA: trilobites (extinct)
what class do all bugs belong to? what is it characterized by?
INSECTA; it’s characterized by 3 body segments: HEAD, THORAX, ABDOMEN, and 6 legs
what class do spiders belong to? what is it characterized by?
ARACHNIDA; it’s characterized by 2 body parts: CEPHALOTHORAX, ABDOMEN, and 8 legs
what is the taxonomy order (biggest to smallest)?
Kingdom: ANIMALIA
Phylum: ARTHROPOD
Subphylym: HEXAPOD
Class: INSECTA
Order: HEMPITERA
describe the insect-specific features/body segments
HEAD: features conspicuous eyes, mouthparts, and antennae
THORAX: contains wings and legs
ABDOMEN: contains the reproductive organs, where many of the endosymbiotic bacteria reside
mosquito-borne diseases
diseases that are passed to humans through mosquito bites (include malaria, dengue, chikungunya, zika, west nile, yellow fever, and more)