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Classification and Biology of Arthropods January 28, 2009
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Classification ❖ Country--USA ❖ State--Texas ❖ City--Bryan ❖ Street--Not Telling ❖ House #--1313 ❖ Surname--Brundage ❖ First Name--Adrienne ❖ Kingdom--Anamalia ❖ Phylum--Arthropoda ❖ Class--Insecta ❖ Order--Diptera ❖ Family--Muscidae ❖ Genus--Musca (fly) ❖ Species--domestica (house)
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Arthropods ❖ Bilateral symmetry ❖ Exoskeleton with chitin ❖ Externally segmented bodies ❖ Appendages modified for feeding ❖ Ventral nerve cord and dorsal brain
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Arthropods ❖ Bilateral symmetry ❖ Exoskeleton with chitin ❖ Externally segmented bodies ❖ Appendages modified for feeding ❖ Ventral nerve cord and dorsal brain
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No, you don’ t have to memorize the chemical structure N-Acetylglucosamine
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Arthropods ❖ Bilateral symmetry ❖ Exoskeleton with chitin ❖ Externally segmented bodies ❖ Appendages modified for feeding ❖ Ventral nerve cord and dorsal brain
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Arthropods ❖ Bilateral symmetry ❖ Exoskeleton with chitin ❖ Externally segmented bodies ❖ Appendages modified for feeding ❖ Ventral nerve cord and dorsal brain
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Chewing Piercing/Sucking Siphoning Rasping Sponging
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Arthropods ❖ Bilateral symmetry ❖ Exoskeleton with chitin ❖ Externally segmented bodies ❖ Appendages modified for feeding ❖ Ventral nerve cord and dorsal brain
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Dorsal Ventral Medial Lateral
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Dorsal Brain Ventral Nerve Cord
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Classes of Arthropods Arachnids ChilopodsDiplopods Insects Crustaceans
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Class: Arachnida ❖ Spiders, mites, ticks, scorpions ❖ Characteristics ❖ Chelicerae and Pedipalpi ❖ No antennae ❖ 4 pairs of legs ❖ Cephalothorax and abdomen
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Modified appendages, usually predatory organs
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Class: Arachnida ❖ Spiders, mites, ticks, scorpions ❖ Characteristics ❖ Chelicerae and Pedipalpi ❖ No antennae ❖ 4 pairs of legs ❖ Cephalothorax and abdomen
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Class: Arachnida ❖ Spiders, mites ticks, scorpions ❖ Characteristics ❖ Chelicerae and Pedipalpi ❖ No antennae ❖ 4 pairs of legs ❖ Cephalothorax and abdomen
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Class: Arachnida ❖ Spiders, mites ticks, scorpions ❖ Characteristics ❖ Chelicerae and Pedipalpi ❖ No antennae ❖ 4 pairs of legs ❖ 2 body regions: Cephalothorax and abdomen
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Cephalothorax: Fusion of head and trunk
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