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1 Stingers & Ants Entomology CDE

2 Order- Hymenoptera Bald-faced hornet Bumble bee Carpenter bee
European Hornet Honey bee Ichneumon wasp Mud dauber wasp Paper Wasp Yellowjacket Ant Velvet ant

3 Metamorphosis- Complete
Order- Hymenoptera Metamorphosis- Complete Mouth Parts- Chewing

4 Bald-faced Hornet 007 Order- Hymenoptera Metamorphosis- Complete
Mouth Parts- Chewing

5 Bumble Bee 016 Order- Hymenoptera Metamorphosis- Complete
Mouth Parts- Chewing

6 Carpenter Bee 021 Order- Hymenoptera Metamorphosis- Complete
Mouth Parts- Chewing

7 European Hornet Order- Hymenoptera Metamorphosis- Complete
Mouth Parts- Chewing

8 Honey Bee 052 Order- Hymenoptera Metamorphosis- Complete
Mouth Parts- Chewing

9 Ichneumon Wasp 056 Order- Hymenoptera Metamorphosis- Complete
Mouth Parts- Chewing

10 Mud Dauber Wasp 075 Order- Hymenoptera Metamorphosis- Complete
Mouth Parts- Chewing

11 Paper Wasp Order- Hymenoptera Metamorphosis- Complete
Mouth Parts- Chewing

12 Yellowjacket 109 Order- Hymenoptera Metamorphosis- Complete
Mouth Parts- Chewing

13 Ant 004 Order- Hymenoptera Metamorphosis- Complete
Mouth Parts- Chewing

14 Velvet ant 103 Order- Hymenoptera Metamorphosis- Complete
Mouth Parts- Chewing

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