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Lab practical I

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Lab practical I

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  1. 1—Hemiptera Coccoidea
    Scale Insect    Hemiptera Coccoidea Scale Insect
  2. 2—Hemiptera Aphididae
    Aphids    Hemiptera Aphididae Aphids
  3. 3—Hemiptera Cicadidae
    Cicadas    Hemiptera Cicadidae Cicadas
  4. 4—Hemiptera Cicadellidae
    Leafhoppers    Hemiptera Cicadellidae Leafhoppers
  5. 5—Hemiptera Membracidae
    Treehoppers    Hemiptera Membracidae Treehoppers
  6. 6—Hemiptera Cercopidae
    Froghoppers/spittle bugs    Hemiptera Cercopidae Froghoppers/spittle bugs
  7. 7—Hemiptera Thysanoptera
    Thrips    Hemiptera Thysanoptera Thrips
  8. 8—Hemiptera
    Hemlock Wooly Adelgid    Hemiptera Hemlock Wooly Adelgid
  9. 9—Collembola
    Springtails    Collembola Springtails
  10. 10—Archeognatha
    Bristletail    Archeognatha Bristletail
  11. 11—Ephemeroptera
    Mayflies    Ephemeroptera Mayflies
  12. 12—Ephemeroptera
    Mayfly Nymph    Ephemeroptera Mayfly Nymph
  13. 13—Odonata
    Zygoptera (damselflies)
    Coenagrionidae (Narrow Winged damselflies)    Odonata Zygoptera (damselflies) Coenagrionidae (Narrow Winged damselflies)
  14. 14—Odonata
    Anisoptera
    Libellulidae (common skimmer)    Odonata Anisoptera Libellulidae (common skimmer)
  15. 15—Odonata
    Zygoptera
    Coenagrionidae    Odonata Zygoptera Coenagrionidae
  16. 16—Odonata
    Anisoptera
    Libellulidae    Odonata Anisoptera Libellulidae
  17. 17—Odonata
    Anisoptera
    Libellulidae    Odonata Anisoptera Libellulidae
  18. 18—Odonata
    Anisoptera
    Aeshnidae (darners)    Odonata Anisoptera Aeshnidae (darners)
  19. 19—Odonata
    Anisoptera Nymph    Odonata Anisoptera Nymph
  20. 20—Odonata
    Zygoptera Nymph    Odonata Zygoptera Nymph
  21. 21—Blattodea
    Cockroaches    Blattodea Cockroaches
  22. 22—Blattodea
    Termites    Blattodea Termites
  23. 23—Mantodea
    Mantids    Mantodea Mantids
  24. 24—Dermaptera
    Earwigs    Dermaptera Earwigs
  25. 25—Plecoptera
    Stonefly    Plecoptera Stonefly
  26. 26—Plecoptera
    Stonefly Nymph    Plecoptera Stonefly Nymph
  27. 27—Orthoptera
    Gryllidae
    Cricket    Orthoptera Gryllidae Cricket
  28. 28—Orthoptera
    Acrididae
    Grasshopper    Orthoptera Acrididae Grasshopper
  29. 29—Orthoptera
    Tettigoniidae
    Katydid    Orthoptera Tettigoniidae Katydid
  30. 30—Phasmida
    Walking Sticks    Phasmida Walking Sticks
  31. 31—Hemiptera
    Cercopidae
    Frog hoppers/spittle bugs    Hemiptera Cercopidae Frog hoppers/spittle bugs
  32. 32—Hemiptera
    Cicadellidae
    Leaf hoppers    Hemiptera Cicadellidae Leaf hoppers
  33. 33—Hemiptera
    Membracidae
    Tree Hoppers    Hemiptera Membracidae Tree Hoppers
  34. 34—Thysanoptera
    Thrips    Thysanoptera Thrips
  35. 35—Cicadidae
    Cicadas    Cicadidae Cicadas
  36. 36—Coccidea
    Scale Insects    Coccidea Scale Insects
  37. 37—Hemiptera
    Suborder Heteroptera
    Reduviidae
    Assassin Bugs    Hemiptera Suborder Heteroptera Reduviidae Assassin Bugs
  38. 38—Hemiptera
    Suborder Heteroptera
    Reduviidae
    Assassin Bugs    Hemiptera Suborder Heteroptera Reduviidae Assassin Bugs
  39. 39—Hemiptera
    Suborder Heteroptera
    Miridae
    Plant Bug    Hemiptera Suborder Heteroptera Miridae Plant Bug
  40. 40—Hemiptera
    Suborder Heteroptera
    Miridae
    Plant Bugs    Hemiptera Suborder Heteroptera Miridae Plant Bugs
  41. 41—Hemiptera
    Suborder Heteroptera
    Pentatomidae
    Stink bugs    Hemiptera Suborder Heteroptera Pentatomidae Stink bugs
  42. 42—Hemiptera
    Suborder Heteroptera
    Gerridae
    Water Striders    Hemiptera Suborder Heteroptera Gerridae Water Striders
  43. 43—Hemiptera
    Suborder Heteroptera
    Belostomatidae
    Giant Water Bug    Hemiptera Suborder Heteroptera Belostomatidae Giant Water Bug
  44. 44HeteropteraTrue Bugs
    Suborder of Hemiptera
    Mouth comes from the front of the head
    Piercing sucking mouthparts
  45. 45Collembola characteristics-Furcula
    -Collophore
  46. 46Archeognatha characteristicsWingless
    Large contiguous eyes
    3 tails
  47. 47Ephemeroptera adult characteristics-Short setaceous antennae
    -Triangular wings
    -2 or 3 tails
  48. 48Ephemeroptera nymphs characteristics-1 tarsal claw
    -Gills on abdomen
    -Flattened dorsoventrally
    -Aquatic
  49. 49Coenagrionidae adult characteristics-Front and hind wings similar in shape
    -Eyes separated
    -2 antenodal crossveins in front of pronounced nodus
  50. 50Coenagrionidae nymph characteristicsGills plate like at end of abdomen
    -Aquatic
  51. 51Libellulidae adult characteristics-Not similar triangles
    -May have darkened bands on wings
    -Fly erratically
    -Developed anal loop
  52. 52Aeshnidae adult characteristics-Triangles similar
    -Large and most powerful
    -Strong fliers
    -Not developed anal loop
  53. 53Anisoptera nymph characteristics-Gills in rectum
    -Aquatic
  54. 54Cockroached (Blattodea) characteristics-Pronotum covers head
    -Filiform antennae
    -Introduced during slave trade
    -Eggs in Ootheca
    -Cursorial front legs
  55. 55Termites (Blattodea) characteristics-Soft bodied
    -Moniliform antennae
    -Workers have reduced features
    -Soldiers have mandibles
  56. 56Mantodea characteristics-Winged
    -Elongate prothorax
    -Raptorial legs
    -Filiform antennae
    -Ootheca are styrofoam-like
  57. 57Dermaptera characteristics-Forcep like cerci
    -Elongate body
  58. 58Plecoptera adult characteristics-Winged
    -Elongate soft bodies
    -Long antennae
    -Narrow forewings
    -2 Cerci
    -Boxy thorax
  59. 59Plecoptera nymph characteristics-Long antennae
    -Aquatic
    -2 tarsal claws
    -Gills on thorax if present
    -2 tails
  60. 60Tettigoniidae characteristics-Saltatorial legs
    -Antennae as long as or longer than body
    -Tarsi 4 segmented
    -Sword shaped ovipositor
    -Lay eggs in, feed on plants
  61. 61Gryllidae characteristics-Saltatorial legs
    -Antennae longer than body
    -Tarsi 3 segmented
    -Needle shaped ovipositor
    -Lay eggs in plants
  62. 62Acrididae characteristics-Saltatorial legs
    -Antennae shorter than body
    -Tarsi 3 segmented
    -Shortovipositor
    -Lay eggs in ground
  63. 63Phasmida characteristics-Elongate
    -Short prothorax
  64. 64Psocodea characteristics-Small, wingless
    -Flattened
    -Legs short and stout
    -Prehensile legs
  65. 65Belostomatidae characteristics-Aquatic
    -Oval, flattened
    -1-2 inches
    -Antennae shorter than head
    -Front legs raptorial, hind legs natatorial
  66. 66Gerridae characteristics-Legs long and slender
    -Antennae as long as or longer than head
    -Feed on insect on water
    -Predaceous
    -Modified tarsi for floating
  67. 67Pentatomidae characteristics-Broadly oval/shield shaped
    -Scutellum large and triangular
    -5 segmented tarsi
  68. 68Miridae characteristics-Small, oval or elongate
    -Basal half of membrane has cuneus
    -Cuneus has two cells
    -4 segmented antennae
    -No ocelli
  69. 69Reduviidae characteristics-Thick stout beaks
    -4 segmented antennae
    -Ocelli usually present
    -Thickened front femur
    -Cause Chagas
    -Mouth from front of head
  70. 70Auchenorrhyncha and SternorrhynchaSuborder of Hemiptera
    -Mouthparts come from back of head
    -Wings usually held over body like roof
    -Front wings uniform in texture
    -Wings held like roof over body
    -Setaceous antennae
    -Cicadas, planthoppers, leafhoppers, aphids, whiteflies, scale insects
  71. 71Coccoidea characteristics-Females wingless
    -Waxy or scalelike covering
    -Sapsuckers
    -Crimson dye from females
    -Pests
  72. 72Aphididae characteristics-Soft bodied, pear shaped
    -Most wingless
    -Pair of cornicles near end of abdomen
    -Vector to plant diseases
    -Milkweed, thistle, dogwood
    -Alternation of generations
  73. 73Cicadidae characteristics-Antennae between eyes
    -3 ocelli
    -Clear membranous wings
    -Eggs laid in plant tissue
    -13 years southern, 17 northern
    -Nymphs feed on roots
  74. 74Cicadellidae characteristics-Antennae under eyes
    -Hind tibia with rows of spines
    -Exposed scutellum
    -Small pronotum
    -Feed on sap of grass, trees, crops
  75. 75Membracidae characteristics-Pronotum prolonged backward over abdomen
    -Sap feeders
    -In our area feed on oak
    -Mimic thorns and buds
  76. 76Cercopidae-Few stout spines on tibia
    -Feed on shrubs, trees and weedy plants
    -Spitty mass
  77. 77Thysanoptera characteristics-0.5-15mm in length
    -Slender and fragile
    -Fringed wings
    -Wings narrow and have reduced venation
  78. 78Hemlock wooly adelgid characteristics-Hemiptera
    -Sap sucking
    -Adult females secrete waxy layer
    -1st instars lines with cottony fringe

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FlashCards sobre Lab practical I, criado por Beck O em 21-10-2019.
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Beck O · out 2019
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