An animal with 4 pairs of uniramous mouthparts, 1 pair of antennae, and 2 pairs of jointed legs per body segment would belong to
Of the following, a roly-poly (or sowbug) would me most rela…
Of the following, a roly-poly (or sowbug) would me most related to
An animal with 3 pairs of walking legs, a long stick-like bo…
An animal with 3 pairs of walking legs, a long stick-like body, and no wings would be a representative of Order
Identify the CLASS of the organism pictured here (hint: the…
Identify the CLASS of the organism pictured here (hint: the forked structure at the posterior (right) of the organism is called a furcula).
Copepods (“cyclops”) and ostracods are planktonic animals (z…
Copepods (“cyclops”) and ostracods are planktonic animals (zooplankton). They are small
Which of the following is NOT an Arthropod?
Which of the following is NOT an Arthropod?
Describe the importance of arthropods in as many ways, and w…
Describe the importance of arthropods in as many ways, and with as many examples, as you can. For full credit, you should be able to list and elaborate on at least 4 things. Remember, “importance” can mean both “good” and “bad.”
Which of the following has 0 pairs of antennae?
Which of the following has 0 pairs of antennae?
Of the following, an animal with 3 pairs of walking legs and…
Of the following, an animal with 3 pairs of walking legs and only one pair of membranous wings would most likely be a
Identify the structure at the tip of the bolded arrow (note:…
Identify the structure at the tip of the bolded arrow (note: this structure is located at the base of the antennae and/or maxillae inside the head capsule of the crawdad, and is composed mainly of a labyrinth, bladder, and tubules).