1. Do you know your Insect Orders?

2. Grasshoppers Insect Orders Isoptera Termites Diptera Dippy May Flies
Mnemonic
Common Name
Isoptera
Termites
White, like Ice
Flies, Gnats, Mosquitoes
Diptera
Dippy
Ephemeroptera
effeminate
May Flies
Hymen Thin tissue
Bees, Hornets & Wasps
Hymenoptera
Oh, the Knot
Looks like a knot in a rope
Odonata
Dragonflies
Orthoptera
Grasshoppers
HOP

3. Lacewings Butterflies & Moths Lepidoptera Coleoptera King Cole Beetles
Order
Mnemonic
Common Name
Butterflies & Moths
Lepidoptera
Leopard Spots
Coleoptera
King Cole
Beetles
Hemiptera
Half-wing
True Bugs
Leafhoppers & spittle Bugs
Homoptera
Home on the range
Der Map Maker in ears of corn
Dermaptera
Earwigs
Neuroptera
Nerve Wing
Lacewings .

4. J
ointed Legs E
xoskeleton S
egmented Body V
entral Nerve cord D
orsal Heart

5. Adult What is the Larva Type? Fly Maggot Mosquito Wiggler Beetle Grub
Caterpillar
Butterfly/Moth s
Aphid Lion
Lacewing

6. Entomology: Molting The study of Insects
Approximately 1 million Species Identified
Molting
Shedding the exoskeleton

7. Development Direct or Ametabolous Egg Young Adult
Metamorphosis: Change of Shape
Incomplete Metamorphosis
Egg Nymph Adult
Complete Metamorphosis
Egg Larva Pupa Adult

8. Red Hemoglobin in our blood carries Oxygen
Humans have a
Closed Circulatory System
Blood remains inside blood vessels
Red Hemoglobin in our blood carries Oxygen
Insects have an
Open Circulatory System
Their Blood is transparent

9. Arthropods Trilobites Chelicerates Mandibulates Extinct No Jaws
Jaws are Chelicerae: They Bite Vertically
Spiders and their kin
Mandibulates
Jaws are Mandibles: They Bite Laterally
Labiates have lips covering their mandibles
Crustaceans Have no lips

10. Male moths can smell this odor ten miles away!
______________the odor given off by a female insect to attract a mate or unify a colony.
Male moths can smell this odor ten miles away!
Pheromone

11. Casts of Honey Bees Worker Queen Drone Female Barbed Sexually Immature
Stinger
Unique
Worker
Female
Barbed
Sexually Immature
Makes Pheromone Mother of the hive
Queen
Female
Smooth
Largest Eyes Can’t feed himself
Drone
Male
None

12. _____________: that part of a Man-made hive accessible to the queen.
Brood Comb
Supers are added above
Brood Comb

13. Round Dance
Food is nearby
UP means fly toward the sun
Waggle Dance
Angle reveals direction
Dance time reveals distance

14. Persistent Pesticides
Don’t go away. They don’t decompose naturally.
DDT
Concentrate as they move up the food chain
Chlordane
and Contaminate Groundwater & Wells
Biodegradable Pesticides
Pesticides
Decompose naturally
Sevin
Decomposes in YOU
Rotenone
Decomposes in the Soil (14 days)
Pyrethrin
Decomposes on exposure to Sunlight
Controls
Biological Controls
Natural Enemies and Diseases of Pests
BT (Bacillus thuringiensis) Controls Caterpillars
BTI (Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis) Controls Mosquitoes
Grasshopper Spore For Grasshoppers

15. Antenna
Chela
Antennule
Compound Eye
Carapace
Telson
Uropods

16. Maxillapeds
Gonopods
Pleopods

17. 2. ?
3. ?
4. ?
1. ?
6. ?
Ganglion
5. ?
Liver