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Hexapod
6 legs
1 pair antenae
Tagmata=3(head, thorax, and abdomen)

Order: Coleoptera
Beetles
Mandible and elytra

Order: Diptera
Fly
2 wings and big eyes

Order: Mantadea
Mantises
2 renteniol appendages
4 walking legs

Order: Lepidoptera
Butterfly and moths
Proboscis and 2 pairs A/B wings

Order: Odonata
Dragon flies
2 pairs of A/B wings
Long abdomen

Order: Orthoptera
Grasshopper and crickets
Large anterior facing walking legs, labrum, mandibles, two equalize walking legs

Order: Hymenoptera
Bees, wasps, ants
Haemuli( hooked wings) and “wasp waist”

Order: Hemiptera
True bugs
Sucking mouth, parts and triangle head scutellium
Crustacea
Two pair of antenae
Tagmata= 2 (cephalothorax plus Long abdomen)
Highly specialized walking legs
Class: Malacostraca
Eight pairs of thoracic leg
Highly segmented

Order: decopoda
Shrimp crab and crayfish
10 legs, chelae, swimmerets and telson


Order: amphipoda
Large antenae, 13 segments ,and a marsupium

Order: isopoda
Dorsal ventrally flattened, small antenna, marsupium

Order: stomotopoda
Mantis shrimp
Raptoral appendages and rounded tail

Order: Ostricoda
Reduced head and setae

Class: Branchipoda
Large eye spot. Looks like a chick

Class: Theostraca
Barnacles
Sessile as adult and operculum


Class: Copepoda
Large antenna, eye spot and egg sac
Cheliserate
Chelate = palps
No antenae
Tagmata= 2

Order: Xiphosura
Class: merostoma
Horseshoe crab
Mouth bookgills and telson

Class: Pycdgonida
Sea spider
Modified palps porboscis (modified chelicae)
Class: arachnida
8 legs and anterior ventral mouth

Order: opillions
Class: Arachnida
Daddy long legs
Palps and cephalothorax and abdomen fused

Order: scorpiones
Class: Arachnida
Scorpion
Chelae opistoma and stinger

Order: Ixodida
Class: Arachnida
Ticks
Dorsoventrally flattered, macroscopic, hypostome (20%)

Order: Acarina
Class: Arachnida
Mites
Microscopic, oval body, fuzzy

Order: Araneae
Class: Arachnida
Spiders
Chelcerae=fangs
Medipalps and cephalothorax + abdomen

Family: Solphugidae
Order: Aranaea
Class: Arachnida
Camel spider
Cheloera instead of fangs
Myriapods
Multiple legs and segments
Tagmata =2(head+trunk)

Class: Chilopoda
Centipede
Dorsoventrally flattened, 1 pair of legs per segments, toxgnaths and clumped eyes

Class: diplopoda
Millipedes
Cylindrical, 2 pair of legs per segments, scattered eyes and no toxins
phylum: Exhinodermata
Spiney skin
Deuertostome
Lack visible eyes
Penta radial

Class: ophiuroidea
Brittle stars
Snake like bristles and no tube feet

Class: Asteroidea
Sea star
Central Ring Canal and rows of tube feet
Class: Echinoidea
Aristotle Latum and tube feet

Order: Clyposteridae
Class: Echinoidea
Sea biscuit and sand dollar


Order: Echinodia
Class: Echinoidea
Sea urchin

Class: Halothuroidea
Sea cucumber
Tentacles on mouth
Relationship with pearl fish

Trilobiamorpha
Trilobita
Biramous appendges