'Stick insects' diaporamas de présentation

ORTHOPTEROID

ORTHOPTEROID. Orders. Orthopteroid orders INSECT DIVERSITY: ORDERS 37% Species 5-8%. Gullen & Cranston 2005 Fig. 7.2. PLECOPTERA , stoneflies. AQUATIC as immatures. ORTHOPTERA. grasshoppers, katydids, crickets. well-developed, thin antennae. generalized, chewing mouthparts.

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Project - work

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Class meeting: October 19th Stick insects, web spinners and angel insects

Class meeting: October 19th Stick insects, web spinners and angel insects. Stick insects, web spinners and angel insects. ( EE , pp. 129-138). Phylogeny of Hexapoda from p. 52. Phasmatodea Embioptera or Embiidina Zoraptera. Phasmatodea.

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walking sticks

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By Ally and Ganga

By Ally and Ganga. Stick insects are thin stick like insects which live where there is enough trees (with leaves) to eat. They can be either green or brown. Even though their not very pretty they are very interesting insect to study. This is the life cycle of a stick insect. Eggs. Nymphs.

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By Ally and Ganga

By Ally and Ganga. What are stick insects?. Stick insects are thin stick like insects which live where there is enough trees (with leaves) to eat. They can be either green or brown. Even though their not very pretty they are very interesting insect to study. Life Cycle.

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Understanding the Importance of Internet/Web-Based Learning

Understanding the Importance of Internet/Web-Based Learning. http://www.nasa.gov/home Http:// is the protocol that shows it is an internet address. Most, but not all contain www, which stands for world wide web.

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Understanding the Importance of Internet/Web-Based Learning

Understanding the Importance of Internet/Web-Based Learning. http://www.nasa.gov/home Http:// is the protocol that shows it is an internet address. Most, but not all contain www, which stands for world wide web.

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Stick Insects

Stick Insects. Stick insects are found in NSW, Queensland and Victoria. They can grow to 14cm long. They have two pairs of wings. They have six legs. They have two short antennae. The females lay eggs. The babies are called nymphs. Stick insects like to eat gum leaves.

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By Ally and Ganga

By Ally and Ganga. What are stick insects?. Stick insects are thin stick like insects which live where there is enough trees (with leaves) to eat. They can be either green or brown. Life Cycle. This is the life cycle of a stick insect. Eggs. Nymphs.

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How Stick Insects Survive

How Stick Insects Survive. How Stick bugs Hide From Predators, and What They Eat to Survive By : Payton. How Many Species of Stick Insects are There?. There are many types of stick insects, but people believe that there are 2500 different species in the world.

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Butterfly world

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