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1. | direct development that is found only in Hemiptera |
2. | wing covers in beetles, located on the mesothorax, Uniramia |
3. | head appendage in Insecta that is similar to 2nd maxillae |
4. | pre-zoea stage in Peneaus that follows the Nauplis, lasts three instars |
5. | larval larval stage in Peneaus, equivalent to zoea in crabs |
9. | segments resulting from the fusion of adjacent segments with 2 pr of feet, 2 pr of gangalia, etc; found in Diplopoda |
10. | last larval stage before juvenile in saltwater Decapods |
11. | located at the base of walking legs and can pull water out of damp soil to branchial chamber, Decapods |
12. | 2 gills that attach to articulating membrane, Decapods |
13. | pharamone the Queen produces that will be picked up by workers to inhibit growth of reproduction system |
15. | gas exchange system in Insecta that breaks down into trachial tubes and is open to the surface |
17. | gill that attaches to the body wall, Decapods |
19. | gills found in the branchial chamber that are an extension of the carapace |
20. | part of the digestive tract in Insecta that is used to grind up food |
21. | dance used by bees to show location of food close to hive, first noted by Karl Von Frisch |
22. | flattened appendages attached to the base of the 2nd maxillia that draws in water, Decapods |
23. | wins located on the metathorax and used to stabilize in flight |
25. | enriched diet given to bees for the first three days but it later restricted to workers |
26. | plankotic larval stage in Decapods that follows spawning and lasts 5-6 instars |
27. | larval stage that follows hatching in Peneaus, lasts 5 instars |
28. | larval stage that follows zoea in Decapods |