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Entomology 4600 – Comprehensive Exam Q&A | Insect Orders, Physiology, Taxonomy & Anatomical Diagrams

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This document presents a fully verified question-and-answer set for Entomology 4600, covering taxonomy, physiology, development, and order-level identification. Topics include insect mouthpart types, metamorphosis, body segmentation, major phyla, and anatomical structures across digestive, nervous, and respiratory systems. It features numerous label-based identification questions involving detailed diagrams and multiple arthropod orders and classes (e.g., Diptera, Hemiptera, Araneae, Thysanura, Isoptera). Ideal for advanced students preparing for entomology exams, lab practicals, or final assessments.

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Entomology 4600 questions with verified answers
Adult Diptera have chewing mouth parts Ans✓✓✓ False


Animals start as embryos formed from joined haploid eggs and sperm.
Ans✓✓✓ True


Centipedes have two pairs of legs per visible body segment. Ans✓✓✓
False


Chelicerates have pincer like mouthparts, no antennae, and four pairs
of legs. Ans✓✓✓ True


Compound eyes are comprised of many ocelli Ans✓✓✓ False


Crustacea have piercing-sucking mouthparts Ans✓✓✓ False


Crustacea have three pair of antennae Ans✓✓✓ False


Dendrites transmit information to another neuron to an effect organ
Ans✓✓✓ False


Ecdysone inhibits the growth of adult characteristics during molting
Ans✓✓✓ False

, Eukaryotes are cells with a defined nucleus. Ans✓✓✓ True


Haustelate mouthparts are tubularized for liquids Ans✓✓✓ True


Hemiptera have piercing-sucking mouthparts Ans✓✓✓ True


Hemolymph flows forward dorsally Ans✓✓✓ True


Hymenoptera have piercing-sucking mouthparts Ans✓✓✓ False


In complex metamorphosis, insects go through the following stages:
egg, nymph, adult Ans✓✓✓ False


In gradual metamorphosis, insects go through the following stages: egg,
nymph, adult Ans✓✓✓ True


In triploblastic acoelomates? Ans✓✓✓ Includes a mesoderm, but no
body cavity.


Insects growth involves periodic molts. What is the name for the forms
between molts Ans✓✓✓ Instar

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