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Created by Carys Hughes
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| Question | Answer |
| Capitate Abruptly clubbed at the end Ex. found in some Lepidoptera and Coleoptera | |
| Clavate Gradually clubbed at the end Ex. often found in Coleoptera | |
| Filiform Thread like shape Ex. Crickets, dragonflies, bees, beetles | |
| Geniculate Hinged or bent like an elbow Ex. Some ants and bees | |
| Lamellate or clubbed End in nested plates (look like folding fan) ex. Scarab beetle | |
| Moniliform Bead-like shape Ex. termites (Isoptera) | |
| Pectinate Comb like shape Ex. Some beetles and sawflies | |
| Plumose Feather like shape Ex. Mosquitoes and moths | |
| Serrate Saw-tooth like shape Ex. Beetles | |
| Setaceous Bristle like shape Ex. Mayflies (Ephemeroptera), dragon/damselflies |
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