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habitats extremes basic anatomy harmful and beneficial life cycle

our plan. shakeel. eidima. habitats extremes basic anatomy harmful and beneficial life cycle. Pictures. Adaptive and defensive Local species Surprise us with something unique Other facts Where do they exist In the food chain Global presence. the life cycle.

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habitats extremes basic anatomy harmful and beneficial life cycle

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  1. our plan shakeel eidima habitatsextremesbasic anatomyharmful and beneficiallife cycle Pictures Adaptive and defensive Local species Surprise us with something unique Other facts Where do they exist In the food chain Global presence

  2. the life cycle okay so first what happens is a female dragonfly/damselfly lays her eggs on any kind of vegetation near a lake or pond if she can't she will then lay her eggs on the waters shoreline and cover it up with soil, sand or anything else she can use.it will eventually hatch into an angry-like creature called creature called a pronymph emerges out of its egg shell but i will take about 1-2 weeks to hatch depending on the temperature.The temperature of a nice warm egg should be around 37.5C (or 99.5F)A pronymph stays in the lake or pond for 3-4 years molting about 10 to 12 times turning into an nymph/naiad then an adult dragonfly/damselfly,the adult dragonfly/damselfly finds a mate then the female lays her eggs, puts them on a leaf and then the whole cycle starts again

  3. head: the front part of the bodythorax: the middle part of the bodyabdomen: the rearmost part of the bodyfemur: the upper part of the arm (shoulder)abdominal segments: small numbered segments of the tail basic anatomy

  4. my photo's

  5. my photo's

  6. S​hak's info (extremes)at 19.1cm the largest dragonfly in the world has been beaten by a damselfly called (Zygoptera) Megaloprepus caerulata

  7. The Scarlet Dwarf is the smallest dragonflyin the world its only 2cm in length!its so small that the pictures on Google images were so tiny you could barely see it! that's also why its really bad quality because i had to stretch it

  8. harmful and benificial shakeel's infodragonflies and damselflies are a little helpful because they eat mosquitoes and other things that carry diseasesand other bad things so basically they kind of control all of the insects and other things that are small that carry bad diseasesim really sorry but i cant find anything that's harmful about dragonflies or damselflies

  9. my bibliography websites cited What I got websites comments Info/images about basic interesting! Anatomy for damselflies Pictures http://www.insectsofwestvirginia.net/d/glossary.html http://images.google.com.au/images?hl=en&source=hp&q=dragonflies+and+damselflies&gbv=2&aq=1&oq=dragonflies+and+ http://www.arkive.org/media/1C/1C3DC890-55DF-4458-BE0F-FF3598F85804/Presentation.Icon/photo.jpg Info about extremes http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=what+is+the+smallest+dragonfly&meta= • Info on life cycle and exuviae http://images.google.com.au/images?hl=en&um=1&sa=1&q=a+damselflies+exuviae+&btnG=Search+images&aq=f&oq=&start=0

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