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The largest and most diverse group
Prawns, spiders, millipedes, butterflies, grasshoppers, ants and flies
invertebrates
Arthropods
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The largest and most diverse group

Prawns, spiders, millipedes, butterflies, grasshoppers, ants and flies

invertebratesArthropods

Larvae (aq) Adult (ter)

Hard, jointed exoxkeleton

Terrestrial

Aquatic (marine and freshwater)

Characteristics

Bilateral symmetry

Body: Symmetry

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Body: Parts

Head, thorax (or cephalothorax) and abdomen + Articulated appendages

Body covered by a hard exoskeleton

Body: Segments

Ocelli

Sight: a) Simple eyes b) Compound eyes

Some

METAMORPHOSIS

Some

Scavengers, saprotrophs (houseflies)

Developed nervous sysyem. Hairs: vibration, touch and taste Antennae

Some

Sexual:Separate sexes Internal fertilization (female) Oviparous

Gills (aq.) Trachea (ter.)

Parasites (fleas, ticks and lice)

Herbivores, carnivores or omnivores

Other general: Caracteristics

Abdomen

thorax

Cephalo

Spiders, scorpions and ticks

- Predators - Trachae and lungs

Classifying: Arachnids

Abdomen

thorax

Cephalo

Crabs, lobsters, prawns, barnacles

- Breath: either skin and gills

Classifying: Crustaceans

Centipedes

Millipedes

(Thorax) Trunk

Head

Classifying: Myriapods

Abdomen

Thorax

Head

Wasp

- Largest group - The only that can fly - Most: terrestial using trachea - Larvae: gills

Classifying: Insects

Complete

Incomplete

Metamorphosis

Classifying: Insects

Hymenopterans

Dictyopterans

Orthopterans

Lepidopterans

Coleopterans

Classifying: Insects

Dermapterans

Odonates

Dipterans

Hemipterans

Classifying: Insects

Clarifying ideas

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