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ARTHROPODA INSECTA. EMILIE ARBOUR MICHAELA PEACE ALLIE PENROSE JENNIFER YOUNG. INTRODUCTION. Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Subphylum: Mandibulata Class: Hexapoda or Insecta 90 % of arthropods are insects Approximately 1 million insect species. EVOLUTION.
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ARTHROPODA INSECTA EMILIE ARBOUR MICHAELA PEACE ALLIE PENROSE JENNIFER YOUNG
INTRODUCTION • Kingdom: Animalia • Phylum: Arthropoda • Subphylum: Mandibulata • Class: Hexapoda or Insecta • 90% of arthropods are insects • Approximately 1 million insect species
EVOLUTION • Fossils from 350 mya had wings and were fully insects • Modern groups found 300 mya • 280 mya modern groups are dominant • 65 mya nearly all modern orders known
EVOLUTION • Legs as locomotive aids • Clustered into head, thorax and abdomen • Disappeared or modified limbs
EVOLUTION • Wings grew from gill-like apparatuses • Compound eyes – one of the earliest identifiers
SUBCLASSES • DIVIDED INTO 2 SUBCLASSES & 31 ORDERS • APTERYGOTA • Wingless insects • 5 orders • ~ 5425 species • Example: Silverfish • PTERYGOTA • Winged and secondarily wingless insects • 26 orders • ~ 949,770 species • Example: Grasshopper
CHARACTERISTICS • Bilateral Symmetry • Segmented Bodies • Head, Thorax, and Abdomen • Simple and Compound Eyes • Exoskeleton • Advantages and Disadvantages • Jointed Appendages • Legs and Antennae • Cold Blooded
CHARACTERISTICS • Circulatory System • Respiratory System • Digestive System • Nervous System
REPRODUCTION • Mainly sexual reproduction • Hatch from eggs • Two types of development: complete and incomplete metamorphosis.
COMPLETE METAMORPHOSIS • Egg, Larva, Pupa, Adult. • Larva and adult live in totally different habitats. • 90% of insects go through Complete Metamorphosis.
INCOMPLETE METAMORPHOSIS • Three Stages: egg, nymph, adult • Ex. Mayflies and dragon flies.
MOSQUITO • Order: Diptera • Life span: 2 weeks-6 months • Habitat • Carry Deadly Diseases • Anopheles • Culex • Aedes • Blood suckers
FUN FACTS • Ants can carry 50 times there weight • For every human about 1 million ants • Usually only male cricket chirps • 1% are harmful to humans • THEY CAN BE GOOD! • Products • Honey • Jewelry • Agriculture • Pollination • Pest control
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