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Major Orders of Insects
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Coleoptera “Sheath – winged” 2 pairs of wings (front pair covers transparent back pair) Heavy armored exoskeleton Biting and chewing mouth parts
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Diptera: “Two-winged”
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Flies & mosquitoes Transparent front wings, hind wings reduced and help with balance Heavy armored exoskeleton Sucking, piercing, and lapping mouth parts
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Hymenoptera “Membrane winged”
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Hymenoptera – “Membrane winged” Ants, bees, wasps 2 pairs of transparent wings Mobile head and well developed eyes Chewing and sucking mouth parts
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Lepidoptera “Scale winged”
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Butterflies & moths 2 pairs of broad, scaly wings Hairy bodies Tubelike, sucking mouthparts
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Hemiptera “Half-winged”
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Giant water bugs, bed bugs 2 pairs of wings or wingless Piercing, sucking mouthparts Scutellum True bugs
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Orthoptera “Straight Winged ”
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Grasshoppers, crickets 2 pairs of wings or wingless Biting and chewing mouthparts in adults
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Odonata “Toothed”
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Dragonflies & Damselfies 2 pairs of transparent wings Chewing mouthparts
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Isoptera “Equal winged”
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Termites 2 pairs of wings; some stages are wingless Chewing mouthparts Social insects w/division of labor
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Siphonaptera “Tube-wingless” Fleas Small & wingless Flattened body Piercing and sucking mouthparts Jumping legs
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Ephemeroptera Mayflies Primitive insects; less numerous today due to outcompeting Nymphs are aquatic and adults are aerial Serve as water quality indicators
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Homopetera “Same winged” Cicadas, aphids, scales, plant-leaf & treehoppers (or hoppers), spittlebugs Plant eaters with piercing and sucking mouthparts Have 2 pairs of membraneous uniform wings or may lack wings entirely
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Dermaptera “skin winged” Earwigs Chewing mouthparts Minor pest in homes and flowers Narrow toughened body Cerci in back hardened like forceps
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Thysanura “thysanos=fringe ura=tail “ Bristletails and silverfish Chewing mouthparts; no wings Commonly found in dorms, apartments and basements of buildings, especially near heating systems (firebrats) or areas of higher humidity like bathrooms (silverfish). Others outdoors
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