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Scientific process Observation>hypothesis (prediction)> experimentation> evaluation
Control important because you must have something to compare the experimental group to
so you know what the typical behavior of the controls
Popular Media written by journalists for general audience use easily understood language,
shorter and don't have citations typically
Scientific Articles written by experts, highly technical language, longer, and must have a
bibliography
Insect Antennaes plumose, stylate, aristate, serrate, settaceous
Plumose
stylate
aristate
, serrate
setaceous
generalized insect leg coxa, trochanter, femur, tibia, tarsals, pretarsal claw
4 different types of feeding Piercing sucking (ex cicada), chewing (ex katydid), siphoning (ex
butterfly), lapping-sucking (ex bee)
Insect wing veins costa, subcosta, radial, medial, cubita, anal
Color production in integument Pigmentation (absorbing/ refracting light) and structures
defracting light
Wing Types elytra, hemelytra, tegmina, halteres, fringed, hairy, scaly
Elytra leathery front wing and membraneous hind wing ex) beetles
Hemelytra leathery at base and membraneous at tip ex) cicada
tegmina leathery ex) grasshoppers
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Scientific process Observation>hypothesis (prediction)> experimentation> evaluation
Control important because you must have something to compare the experimental group to
so you know what the typical behavior of the controls
Popular Media written by journalists for general audience use easily understood language,
shorter and don't have citations typically
Scientific Articles written by experts, highly technical language, longer, and must have a
bibliography
Insect Antennaes plumose, stylate, aristate, serrate, settaceous
Plumose
stylate
aristate
, serrate
setaceous
generalized insect leg coxa, trochanter, femur, tibia, tarsals, pretarsal claw
4 different types of feeding Piercing sucking (ex cicada), chewing (ex katydid), siphoning (ex
butterfly), lapping-sucking (ex bee)
Insect wing veins costa, subcosta, radial, medial, cubita, anal
Color production in integument Pigmentation (absorbing/ refracting light) and structures
defracting light
Wing Types elytra, hemelytra, tegmina, halteres, fringed, hairy, scaly
Elytra leathery front wing and membraneous hind wing ex) beetles
Hemelytra leathery at base and membraneous at tip ex) cicada
tegmina leathery ex) grasshoppers