BIOL 310 Practical (pictures)

ephemeroptera - (which are palaeoptera) mayflies

egg nymph adult (hemimetabolous)

odonata also includes dragonfly (also part of Palaeoptera)

hemimetabolous

plecoptera - stonefly 

have aquatic nymph so hemimetabolous 

part of class Neoptera (new winged) 

blatttodea (o) part of neoptera 

cockroaches and termites 

hemimetabolous 

orthoptera grasshoppers crickets etc

part of Neoptera

hemimetabolous

hemiptera (o) aphids leaf hoppers etc suborder acercaria 

hemimetabolous 

known for piercing and sucking 

Hymenoptera bees and wasps

coleoptera

siphonaptera flea 

diptera(o)

trichoptera (o)

scorpions(o) arachnids

araneae (O)

opiliones (o)

chilopoda (o)

diplopoda (o)

anostraca (o)

o

caldocera (o)

amphipoda (o)

isopoda (o)

parchment worm (sp)

chaetopterus 

lug worm

arenicola (sp_

clam worm nereis(sp)

terebellidae

aphroditidae

hirudinidae (f)

cuttlefish (within cephalopod class) cuttlebone vs squid pen

octopoda(o) within cephalopod

squid (teuthoidea) o

within cephalopoda

bivalve c  

polyplacophora c

chiton

gastropoda c

asteroidea c

within echinoderm

ophiuroidea c 

Echinoidea c

Holothuroidea c

Crinoidea

siphonophora

within cnidaria

anthozoa

within cnidaria

sub order?

Anisoptera

Infra O

Anomura

Order

Bougueticrinida 

Brachyura

class

cestoda 

clitellata

sub c

collembola

comatulida

order

dermaptera

clade

eryalida basket star

sub c

hexacorallia

order

isoptera

nematomorpha 

sub c

plumonata

pycnogonida

Thysanura o

sub o

zygoptera