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What Order are dragonflies and damselflies in?
Odonata
True/False: Dragonflies and damselflies primarily inhabit standing water
True
Is it damselflies or dragonflies that can’t fold their wings?
Dragonflies
Damselfly nymphs have _____ gills
Anal
What Order are caddisflies?
Trichoptera
What Order are mayflies?
Ephemoptera
What Order are stoneflies?
Plecoptera
What Order are dobsonflies?
Megaloptera
What Order are true flies?
Diptera
What Order are scorpion flies?
Mecoptera
What Order are beetles?
Coleoptera
What Order are true bugs (water boatman and backswimmers)?
Hemiptera
What Order are worms?
Oligochaeta
What Order are crayfish, shrimps?
Crustacea
What Order are flatworms?
Platyhelminthes
What Order are snails and clams?
Mollusca
What Order are horsehair worms?
Nematomorpha
The free-living caddisfly genus with a four dot pattern and claws on first leg
Hydrobiosis
The free-living caddisfly genus with a plain dark head and claws on its first legs
Psilochorema
The stick cased caddisfly genus with woody cases and stripes between joints
Triplectides
The stony cased caddisfly genus with stony cases and stripes at the joints
Hudsonema
The snail with a pointed shell and operculum
Potamopyrgus
The snail with a rounded shell and lacks an operculum
Physa
Worm genus with segments and fine hairs
Oligochaeta
Worm genus with eye spots and are flat
Platyhelminthes
Fly larvae, distinguished from worms, by having a head and little fleshy legs
Chironomidae
What macroinvertebrate is common in lentic systems, are predators, and breathe air by coming to the surface and collecting air in a “plastron” under the body?
Backswimmers
How old might kakahi (freshwater mussels) live in years?
60
What larvae?
Damselfly
What larvae?
Dragonfly
Three main body parts of insect (from anterior to posterior)
Head, thorax, abdomen
What body part is this from damselfly larvae?
Anal gills
Difference between nymph and larva?
What are these?
Caddisfly eggs
Whats the name for this eye?
Compound
Name for this light sensing organ
Ocelli
D
What is the spiracular disc used for?
Respiration
What taxa has 3 cerci (whip-like tails)?
Mayfly
Whats a true fly Order?
Diptera
What taxa has 2 cerci (whip-like tails)?
Stonefly
What ____fly is this? (Megaloptera - toebiter)
Dobsonfly
What is the common name for Coleoptera?
Beetle
A "______" is the juvenile of an insect with a hemimetabolous life cycle and a "______" is a juvenile from a holometabolous life cycle (i.e. it has a pupal stage) (put , in between answers)
Nymph, larvae
Macroinvertebrates are operationally defined as those invertebrate animals which will not pass through a __ mm sieve
0.5
What Order are moths in?
Lepidoptera
Mayfly
Mayfly
Mayfly
Stonefly
Stonefly
Stonefly
Uncased caddis
Cased caddis
Purse caddis
Dobsonfly
Beetles
Damselfly
Dragonfly
Amphipod
Snail
Water boatmen
Worm
Flies
Grub-like body, some in protective case
Caddisfly
Spiral-cased caddisfly
Spiral-cased caddisfly
Smooth-cased caddisfly
Smooth-cased caddisfly
Stony-cased caddisfly
Stony-cased caddisfly
Woody-cased caddisfly
Free-living caddisfly
Woody-cased caddisfly
Free-living caddisfly
Oxyethira
Oxyethira
Six legs, biting mouthparts, adults with hard covers over wings, larvae with hard body (compared with caddisfly larvae
Beetle
Beetle
Beetle
Pond sater
Three tails, gills along the sides of the body
Mayfly
Swimming mayfly
Spiny gill mayfly
Flat mayfly
Flat mayfly
Swimming mayfly
Spiny gill mayfly
Leg-like gills along the body
Dobsonfly
Archichauliodes dobsonfly
Two tails, most lack gills along the side of the body
Stonefly
Stenoperla
Tail gill stonefly
Spotty stonefly
Flatworm
Shrimp
Seed shrimp
Horsehair worm
Dragonfly
Dragonfly
