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What is the definition of Classification 1.the art or process of classifying 2.systematic arrangement in groups or categories according to established criteria
what is systematics? the classification and naming of organisms and involves their historical or evolutionary relationships
how many of the original species on planet earth are still around 0.1%
who was the first person to create a formal animal classification? Aristotle
To whom due we owe the Taxonomic Orders? And what do we call that Order? Carolus Linnaeus, The Linnaeus System
What are 5 major types of insect orders? Lepidoptera Coleoptera Hemiptera Diptera Acari Hymenoptera
What is the definition of a species? The smallest grouping of organisms capable of reproduction and the production of fertile offspring
What are the traits of a species name? A species name is binomial (two names)
What are the traits of these two insect names? The first is the Genus, and the Second is Species
How do you write a scientific name? A Capitalized Genus and a Lowercae Species, The are always italicized
What are some common traits of Latin Names? They cannot be duplicated can or cannot be descriptive can be named after the author
What is the classification hierachy and who came up with 4 of them? Kingdom, Phyllum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species Aristotle
What are the different types of kingdoms? Bacteria, Fungi, Animalia, Plantea, Protisthae, Archeobacteria,
What Kingdom are Insects in? Animalia
What Phylum are insects in? Artrhopoda (jointed foot)
What are the classes insects fall into? Class Insecta, class Arachnida, Class Diplopoda, Class Chilopoda, Class Crustacea
What are the traits of the Class insecta? 6 legs, wings
What are the traits of the class Arachnida? 8 legs, multiple eyes
What are the traits of the Class Diplopoda? 2 legs per segment (centipedes)
What are the traits of the Class Chilopoda? many feet (more than centipedes)
What are traits of the Class Crustacea? 2 pairs of antennae lobsters, crabs,
What is insect classification in the orders largely based on? mouthparts, metamorphosis, and wings
How many Insect orders are there? 33 orders
What are the three types of Metamorphosis? Ametaboulus, Hemimetabulous, and Holometabulous
What are the traits of Ametabulous metamorphosis? no metamorphosis they just get bigger three stages egg, young, adult
What are the traits of Hemimetabulous of the three Metamorphosis? Metamorphosis in which insect sprouts wings, Egg, nymphs, then adult
What are the traits of Holometabulous Insects of the three metamorphosis? Complete metamorphosis egg, larvae, pupa, then adult
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