Who Am I?. Insects Phylum Arthropoda (means jointed foot) Class Insecta includes all the true insects Class Arachnida spiders, mites, ticks.

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Presentation transcript:

Who Am I?

Insects

Phylum Arthropoda (means jointed foot) Class Insecta includes all the true insects Class Arachnida spiders, mites, ticks

Classification of Insects Phylum Arthropoda: Segmented body Exoskelton Open circulatory system Ventral nervous system Paired segmented appendages Respiration by gills or trachea Separate sexes

Insect characteristics Six legs Three body regions (head,thorax,abdomen) Antennae Wings (most) Chewing or piercing- sucking mouthparts

Insect Anatomy Exoskelton Protection and support Receptor of stimuli Movement

Body region functions Head taste, feel, eat Thorax walk,jump,fly Abdomen breathe, digest, excrete, reproduce

Head Antennae- sensory Eyes- sight compound or simple Mouthparts: piercing/sucking, rasping/sucking, sponging,chewing/lapping, cutting/sponging, siphoning

Examples of Mouthparts Chewing: beetle, wasp, caterpillar, ant Siphoning: butterfly, moth Piercing/sucking: flea,mosquito,aphid Rasping/sucking: thrip Sponging: housefly Chewing/lapping: honeybee Cutting/sponging: deerfly, horsefly

Thorax Legs- movement -3 pairs Wings- movement & air/blood transport - one pair of wings: mosquitoes - two pairs of wings: dragonflies - no wings: fleas

Abdomen Copulation, egg-laying and stinging Includes spiracles for gas exchange Ovipositor for egg-laying -may be modified as a stinger Prolegs -not true legs but outgrowths of abdomen

Life Cycle Complete Incomplete None/Ametabolous

Complete Life Cycle Stages –Egg –Larvae –Pupa –Adult Examples: –Ant –Bee –Beetle –Weevil –Flea

Incomplete Life Cycle Examples –Cricket –Aphid –Grasshopper –Cicada

No Life Cycle -Ametabolous Examples –Silverfish –Springtail

Economic Damage None/Predatory Destroys Fruit/Flower Destroys Vegetative Parts (roots/leaves) Destruction by Plant Fluid Removal

None/Predatory Examples- –Honeybee –Lady Beetle

Destroys Fruit/Flower Examples –Bean leaf beetle –Corn earworm USDA, ARS ipmworld.umn.edu/chapters/hammond.htm

Destroys Vegetative Parts (roots/leaves) Examples –Japanese beetle –European corn borer USDA, ARS

Destruction by Plant Fluid Removal Example: –Aphids –Leafhopper USDA, ARS

Slide Credits Phil Nixon Monica David, UIUC