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Test your knowledge: Can you name the Order? Can you name the Class? BIO 106 SPECIMENS Test your knowledge: Can you name the Order? Can you name the Class?

Name the Order Name the Family Diptera Culicidae

Name the Class Arachnida - Tick

Name the Order Anoplura - louse

Name the Order Hemiptera

Name the Class Arachnida

Name the Class Chilopoda

Name the Order Orthoptera

Name the Class Crustacea

Name the Order Hymenoptera

Name the Class Diplopoda

Name the Order Dermaptera

Name the Order Diptera

Name the Order Hymenoptera

Name the Order Lepidoptera

Name the Order Coleoptera

Name the Order Hymenoptera

Name the Order Diptera

Name the Order Orthoptera

Name the Order Lepidoptera

Name the Order Diptera

Name the Order Coleoptera

Name the Order Diptera

Name the Class Arachnida

Name the Order Hymenoptera

Name the Class Crustacea

Name the Order Odonata

Name the Order Hymenoptera

Name the Class Arachnida

Name the Order Lepidoptera

Name the Order Hymenoptera

Don’t forget you will be able to use the key to help you out. How did you do? Don’t forget you will be able to use the key to help you out. Good luck!