Unit 15 Entomology.

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Unit 15 Entomology

Insect Orders Animals are classified by structure and characteristics All insects belong to the Class Insecta Insects are divided into 26 Orders Species is the most detailed classification

Beneficial and Harmful Insects Ladybug eat aphids Bees spread pollen Carpenter ants create a natural fertilizer Harmful Aphids suck plant juices Termites damage wood Insecticides can be used to control harmful insects

Insect Parts Head Thorax Abdomen Eyes Wings Digestive system Mouthparts Legs Reproductive system Antennae Stinger (if present)

Life Cycle

Insect Collection Learn how insects look, where they live and what they do Collection Process Captured Killed Pinned Insects should be stored in a container to protect them