Quiz 1: Entognatha + Quiz 2: Early Insects

insects that hatch into small adult forms and then molt into larger sizes

Ametabola

insects that molt into distinct juvenile phases (nymphs) before reaching their adult phase

Hemimetabola

insects in which their body form changes abruptly at the pupal molt

Holometabola

animals without wings

Apterygote

insects whose ancestors are also wingless

Primary Apterygotes

Insects who are wingless but their ancestors had wings

Secondary Apterygotes

Animals with wings

Pterygotes

primitive groups of winged insects that can’t fold their wings over their backs

Paleoptera

Orders of wings insects who can flex wings over their abdomens

Neoptera

Protura (common name?)

Coneheads

Collembola (Common name?)

Springtails

no eyes, no antennae, first set of legs are sensory organs

Protura

some species have a furcula, antennae

Collembola

Spring like mechanism that launches springtails

Furcula

two long antennae, two long cerci

Diplura

Tail like sensory structures

Cerci

Clasp like structure on collembolans that holds furcula in place

Tenaculum

Collembola

Collembola

Collembola

Colllembola

Protura

Protura

Protura

Diplura

Diplura

Diplura

Diplura

Arched thorax, compound eyes on top of the head, two cerci with a longer median filament

Archaeognatha

Eyes at the side of the head, two caudal filaments with a longer median caudal filament, flat body

Zygentoma

How many pairs of legs do insects have?

3 Pairs

What are an insect’s body segments?

Head, Thorax, Abdomen

How many sets of wings do insects have?

Two pairs of wings

Zygentoma

Zygentoma

Zygentoma

Zygentoma

Archaeognatha

Archaeognatha

Archaeognatha

Common name for Archaeognatha?

Bristletails

Common name Zygentoma?

Silverfish

Common name for Odonata

Dragonflies and Damselflies

Odonata

Odonata

Common name for ephemeroptera

Mayflies

Ephemeroptera

Ephemeroptera

Ephemeroptera

Odonata

Odonata

Odonata

Ephemeroptera

Ephemeroptera