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Try to complete this matching section The posterior body region of an insect, typically containing eleven segments A larval type with hardened elongated body with true walking legs. The most anterior body tagma which bears the mouthparts and many of the sensory structures. The insect at any given life stage. In insects that undergo complete metamorphosis, the life stages that occur after the egg. Nymphs of insects like dragonflies that are aquatic. A fleshy abdominal leg that is used for locomotion in caterpillars. An insect in its sexually mature, adult stage. A vermiform larva of a fly. A type of metamorphosis where the young appear like small adults, except for the presence of wings. A "C" shaped larva, usually subterranean. An eruciform butterfly larva with true AND prolegs. A type of metamorphosis that requires through four distinct stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. The body structures used by most insect adults to become airborne. What ALL immature insects lack compared to adults. The first (inactive) stage of most insects The immature instars of insects with a gradual metamorphosis. Small, valved openings that insects use for breathing. Jointed, thoracic legs used for locomotion. An immobile life stage in insects with complete metamorphosis that follows the larval stages but precedes the adult stage. A. Abdomen B. Caterpillar C. Complete metamorphosis D. Egg E. Elateriform F. Functional sex organ G. Gradual metamorphosis H. Grub I. Head J. Imago K. Instar L. Larva M. Maggot N. Naiad O. Nymph P. Prolegs Q. Pupa R. Spiracles S. True legs T. Wings

Try to complete this matching section The posterior body region of an insect, typically containing eleven segments A larval type with hardened elongated body with true walking legs. The most anterior body tagma which bears the mouthparts and many of the sensory structures. The insect at any given life stage. In insects that undergo complete metamorphosis, the life stages that occur after the egg. Nymphs of insects like dragonflies that are aquatic. A fleshy abdominal leg that is used for locomotion in caterpillars. An insect in its sexually mature, adult stage. A vermiform larva of a fly. A type of metamorphosis where the young appear like small adults, except for the presence of wings. A "C" shaped larva, usually subterranean. An eruciform butterfly larva with true AND prolegs. A type of metamorphosis that requires through four distinct stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. The body structures used by most insect adults to become airborne. What ALL immature insects lack compared to adults. The first (inactive) stage of most insects The immature instars of insects with a gradual metamorphosis. Small, valved openings that insects use for breathing. Jointed, thoracic legs used for locomotion. An immobile life stage in insects with complete metamorphosis that follows the larval stages but precedes the adult stage. A. Abdomen B. Caterpillar C. Complete metamorphosis D. Egg E. Elateriform F. Functional sex organ G. Gradual metamorphosis H. Grub I. Head J. Imago K. Instar L. Larva M. Maggot N. Naiad O. Nymph P. Prolegs Q. Pupa R. Spiracles S. True legs T. Wings

Biology 2e
Biology 2e
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Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark
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Chapter28: Invertebrates
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Problem 3VCQ: Figure 28.45 Which of the following statements about insects is false? Insects have both dorsal and...
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Try to complete this matching section The posterior body region of an insect, typically containing eleven segments A larval type with hardened elongated body with true walking legs. The most anterior body tagma which bears the mouthparts and many of the sensory structures. The insect at any given life stage. In insects that undergo complete metamorphosis, the life stages that occur after the egg. Nymphs of insects like dragonflies that are aquatic. A fleshy abdominal leg that is used for locomotion in caterpillars. An insect in its sexually mature, adult stage. A vermiform larva of a fly. A type of metamorphosis where the young appear like small adults, except for the presence of wings. A "C" shaped larva, usually subterranean. An eruciform butterfly larva with true AND prolegs. A type of metamorphosis that requires through four distinct stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. The body structures used by most insect adults to become airborne. What ALL immature insects lack compared to adults. The first (inactive) stage of most insects The immature instars of insects with a gradual metamorphosis. Small, valved openings that insects use for breathing. Jointed, thoracic legs used for locomotion. An immobile life stage in insects with complete metamorphosis that follows the larval stages but precedes the adult stage. A. Abdomen B. Caterpillar C. Complete metamorphosis D. Egg E. Elateriform F. Functional sex organs G. Gradual metamorphosis H. Grub I. Head J. Imago K. Instar L. Larva M. Maggot N. Naiad O. Nymph P. Prolegs Q. Pupa R. Spiracles S. True legs T. Wings
Transcribed Image Text:Try to complete this matching section The posterior body region of an insect, typically containing eleven segments A larval type with hardened elongated body with true walking legs. The most anterior body tagma which bears the mouthparts and many of the sensory structures. The insect at any given life stage. In insects that undergo complete metamorphosis, the life stages that occur after the egg. Nymphs of insects like dragonflies that are aquatic. A fleshy abdominal leg that is used for locomotion in caterpillars. An insect in its sexually mature, adult stage. A vermiform larva of a fly. A type of metamorphosis where the young appear like small adults, except for the presence of wings. A "C" shaped larva, usually subterranean. An eruciform butterfly larva with true AND prolegs. A type of metamorphosis that requires through four distinct stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. The body structures used by most insect adults to become airborne. What ALL immature insects lack compared to adults. The first (inactive) stage of most insects The immature instars of insects with a gradual metamorphosis. Small, valved openings that insects use for breathing. Jointed, thoracic legs used for locomotion. An immobile life stage in insects with complete metamorphosis that follows the larval stages but precedes the adult stage. A. Abdomen B. Caterpillar C. Complete metamorphosis D. Egg E. Elateriform F. Functional sex organs G. Gradual metamorphosis H. Grub I. Head J. Imago K. Instar L. Larva M. Maggot N. Naiad O. Nymph P. Prolegs Q. Pupa R. Spiracles S. True legs T. Wings
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