Arthropods part 2 Crustaceans arachnids Centipedes millipedes.

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Arthropods part 2 Crustaceans arachnids Centipedes millipedes

Monday November 10, 2014 Agenda-arthropods Besides insects, what are the other groups of arthropods?

crustaceans Examples Body sections Crabs, lobster, crayfish, shrimp 2 or 3; each body section has a pair of legs or other appendage

Crustacean appendages Swimmerets Walking legs Used like flippers for swimming Used to crawl

Crustacean appendages Cheliped Large antenna Used to capture food and to defend itself Used to smell, taste and touch

Crustacean appendages Small antenna Have sense organs for taste, touch, and balance

crustaceans crab ‘

crustaceans lobster ‘

crustaceans crayfish ‘

crustaceans shrimp ‘

color Crab-red Grasshopper- green Fly-pencil Crayfish-brown

Now work on Safety poster Start answering questions (use your book or notes to help you)

Wednesday November 12, 2014 Agenda-worm dissection Everything off desks Choose jobs Write name/job on chart paper JOBS Get supplies Return supplies Trash Clean table

Thursday November 13, 2014 Agenda-arachnids Warm up-What are some thoughts about yesterday’s dissection?

arachnids Body sections? 2 First section is head/midsection Hind (rear) section is abdomen (reproductive organs & part of digestive system)

arachnids Legs? Antennae? 4 pairs (8) none

arachnids spiders Predators Eat insects Hollow fangs Insert venom into prey Venom turns prey’s tissue to mush Fangs are used like a straw to suck in food

arachnids Spider bites Rarely bite people Bites can be painful Brown recluse & black widow bites are dangerous-go to doctor

Black widow spider

Brown recluse spider

webs

web

Other arachnids mites

Other arachnids ticks

Other arachnids scorpions

arthropod handout #13, 14, 15 Color R-brown

Spider Web Challenge How fast can your team build a realistic spider web using one container of dental floss? Materials (per team) One container of dental floss Scissors Glue Sheet of black paper

Friday November 14, 2014 Agenda- centipedes/milli pedes Were you successful in the spider web challenge? Why or why not?

centipedes Body sections? 2 Head-one pair of antennae Abdomen with many segments

centipedes Legs? One pair of legs on each segment Many have more than 100 segments so they may have more than 200 legs.

centipedes

millipedes Body sections? 2 Head-one pair of antennae Abdomen with many segments (just like centipedes)

millipedes Legs? 2 pairs of legs on each segment Many have more than 80 segments, so they may have more than 320 legs

millipedes