'Compound eyes' diaporamas de présentation

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Introduction to Insects: Structure, Function, Development and Feeding Behavior

Introduction to Insects: Structure, Function, Development and Feeding Behavior. THE INSECTS. Fossil records indicate insects on land more than 300 million years ago - mid paleozoic. Insects are from an ancient lineage that included trilobites and

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WARM-UP: Can animals communicate with people? On your Warm-Up, write one sentence with examples if you know any.

WARM-UP: Can animals communicate with people? On your Warm-Up, write one sentence with examples if you know any. . How many of you can speak a second language? Do you know any sign language? Animal_Intelligence koko gorilla.asf

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Arthropod phylogeny & Insect Evolution

Arthropod phylogeny & Insect Evolution. Objectives:. Identify characteristics of the Arthropoda Discuss Arthropod Phylogeny Characteristics of major taxa Discuss Insect Evolution. Arthropoda. Arthro- Refers to Joints Poda- Refers to feet. Arthropoda. Characteristics

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Is this an insect?

Is this an insect?. Is this an insect?. Insects are beautiful. Some insects sting!. What are the characteristics of insects?. Insects have compound eyes. Insects have antennae. Insects have legs. How many legs do insects have?. Not all animals have legs.

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Butterflies Are Great ?Insects

Butterflies Are Great ?Insects. By Emma Luna. The Life Cycle Of A ?Butterfly. Egg. The egg is very delicate ?also it is as red as blood ?on the inside. Larvae. Larvae eat and shed ?four or five times. Then they turn into a ?chrysalis. Chrysalis (pupa).

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The Honey Bee

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Animal Characteristics

Animal Characteristics. Multicellular, heterotrophic eukaryotes No cell walls Nervous & muscle tissue present in most Sexual reproduction, diploid life cycle is dominant All have similar developmental stages. Our Ancestor. Sessile, her maphroditic, regenration. mesoderm. Ectoderm.

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The Life Cycle of Honeybees

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Flutter By, Butterfly!

Flutter By, Butterfly!. A Second Grade Unit On Butterflies By: Mrs. Berrien Lakewood Elementary School. Insert pictures of butterflies. What is a butterfly?. A butterfly is an insect. What is an insect?. An insect: Has six jointed legs. Has three body parts. Has a pair of antennae.

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Insects

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??? (Mantedea)

??? (Mantedea). Introduction. About 2300 described species in about 430 genera ? . mantis: soothsayer ??? or prophet ???. Characteristics . Front legs spined ?? and modified for grasping and holding prey ?? . Prothorax ?? and procoxae prolonged; middle and hind coxae shorter.

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THE LIFECYCLE OF A BUTTERFLY

THE LIFECYCLE OF A BUTTERFLY. MS. STEIN SECOND GRADE. 2ND GRADE STATE STANDARDS. SCIENCE ( Life Sciences ) b. Students know the sequential stages of life cycles are different for different animals, such as butterflies, frogs, and mice. EGG STAGE.

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Insect Trivia

Insect Trivia. A Quiz Game By Ross Sauter. How do bugs see?. The fly sees with compound eyes which means that they see thousands of the same things at once and they can see behind themselves . . What sounds do bugs make?. Bugs buzz, chirp, sing, and whine . . Why are bugs camouflaged?.

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Insects

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Insects

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Entomology

Entomology. The study of insects. What is an Insect. Exoskeleton made of chitin 3 pairs of legs (hexapod) Two pairs of wings (exceptions) One pair of antennae One pair of compound eyes ( ocelli may also be present). What is taxonomy.

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Blaenbaglan Woodlands

Blaenbaglan Woodlands. By Holly Evans. Butterflies .

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