Ento practical lab Exam review

True Bug order name

Hemiptera

Grasshopper order name

Orthoptera

Cricket order name

Orthoptera

Katydids order name

Orthoptera

Dragonfly/damselfly order name

Odonata

Moth order name

Lepidoptera

Butterfly order name

Lepidoptera

Wasp order name

Hymenoptera

Ant order name

Hymenoptera

Bee order name

Hymenoptera

True fly order name

Diptera

Beetle order name

Coleoptera

Ladybug order name

Coleoptera

BLANK are insects with only two wings and balancing organs

True flies

BLANK possess piercing-sucking mouthparts, a "hemelytra" wing structure incomplete metamorphosis

True bugs

True bug mouth parts

piercing/sucking

True bug type of metamorphosis

Incomplete

Grasshopper/Crickets/Katydids type of metamorphosis

Incomplete

Grasshopper/Crickets/Katydids type of mouth part

Chewing

Dragonfly/damselfly mouth parts

Chewing

Moth/butterfly mouth parts

siphoning

Moth/butterfly type of metamorphosis

Complete

Wasp/Ants/Bees mouth parts

Chewing

Wasp/Ants/Bees type of metamorphosis

Complete

True fly mouth part

piercing/sucking

True Fly type of metamorphosis

Complete

Beetle/ladybug mouth parts

chewing

Beetle/lady bug type of metamorphosis

Complete

Coleoptera wing type

Elytra

Orthoptera wing type

tegmina

Hemiptera wing type

Hemelytra

Diptera wing type

Halteres

Hymenoptera wing type

Hamuli

Lepidoptera wing type

scaled wings

Odonata metamorphosis type

Incomplete

odonata that hold wings out and flat

Dragonfly

Odonata that holds wings together

damselfly

3 segments of the thorax

Prothorax, mesothorax, metathorax

Mesothorax

Forewings

Metathorax

Hindwings