this is what i thought he narrowed it down to in class but i could totally be wrong. idk. it's less to study though ~~~~ -/(^-^)\-
animals without backbones
invertebrates
invertebrates with jointed appendages; make up more than ¾ of all species in the animal kingdom
arthropods
external skeleton
exoskeleton
most varied and numerous living creatures
insects
process by which insects mature
metamorphosis
life begins as an egg that hatches into a nymph
incomplete metamorphosis
egg develops into a larva
complete metamorphosis
“straight wing”; roaches, crickets, grasshoppers, etc.
orthoptera
“toothed”; dragonflies and damselflies
odonata
“half wings”; true bugs
hemiptera
an insect with a half-wing design and piercing-sucking mouthparts that it uses to suck sap from plants and body fluids from animals
bug
“same wings”; cicada
homoptera
“scale wings” ; butterflies and moths
lepidoptera
insects with two wings and piercing-sucking or sponging mouthparts ; flies
diptera
“sheath wing” ; beetles
coleoptera
“membrane wings”; includes the social insects
hymenoptera
ants, bees, and wasps
social insects
spiders, daddy longlegs, mites and ticks, and scorpions
arachnids
a fused head and thorax
cephalothorax
allows a spider to breathe
book lungs
allows spiders to spin silk
spinnerets
insects with a hard carapace
crustaceans