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ENTM 10 Week 3 Lectures
Course: ENTM 10, Spring 2012School: UC Riverside
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24 Springtails January Mantids Key Points to Know Focus on Starred Orders and Families Common Name* and Scientific Classification (Order; Family) Major structural features - Especially distinctive characteristics Habitat Life cycle/Biology Importance/Interest Superclass Hexapoda (six footed/legged) Class Collembola - Springtails* Class Insecta - Insects Subclass Apterygota - Wingless Insects Order Thysanura -...
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Springtails January Mantids
Key Points to Know Focus on Starred Orders and Families
Common Name* and Scientific Classification (Order; Family)
Major structural features - Especially distinctive characteristics
Habitat
Life cycle/Biology
Importance/Interest
Superclass Hexapoda (six footed/legged)
Class Collembola - Springtails*
Class Insecta - Insects
Subclass Apterygota - Wingless Insects
Order Thysanura - Silverfish*, Firebrats, Bristletails
Subclass Pterygota - Winged Insects
Order Ephemeroptera - Mayflies*
Order Odonata - Dragonflies and Damselflies*
Order Blattodea - Cockroaches*
Order Isoptera - Termites*
Family Rhinotermitidae - Subterranean termites
Family Kalotermitidae - Drywood termites
Order - Mantodea Mantids
Family Mantidae - Mantids*
January 26
Earwigs - Lice
Order Dermaptera - Earwigs
Order Plecoptera - Stoneflies
Order Orthoptera - Grasshoppers, Locusts and Katydids *
Family Acrididae Grasshoppers and Locusts*
Family Tettigoniidae - Katydids*
Family Gryllidae - Crickets
Order Phasmatoidea - Leaf and Stick Insects
Family Phyllidae - Leaf Insects
Family Phasmatidae - Stick Insects
Order Psocoptera - Booklice and Barklice
Order Embioptera - Webspinners
Order Thysanoptera - Thrips*
Order Zoraptera Zoraptorans
Order Phthiraptera - The Lice
Suborder Anoplura* - Sucking Lice
Suborder Ischnocera - Chewing Lice
Natural History of Insects (ENTM 10)
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