Arthropod skeleton.
What is an exoskeleton?
An example of a crustacean.
What is a lobster, shrimp, pill bug, crab, crayfish, etc...?
Special characteristic of spiders.
Their ability to spin a web.
Number of legs an insect has.
What is six?
Two types of insect metamorphosis.
What are complete and incomplete?
Symmetry of all arthropods.
What is bilateral symmetry?
Crustaceans have this many pair of antenna.
What is two pair?
Number of legs a spider has.
What is 8?
Kind of eyes insects have.
What is compound eyes?
What an newly hatched insect looks like if it goes through incomplete metamorphosis.
What is like a miniature adult?
Phylum with the most animal species.
What is arthropoda?
Number of parts in a crustacean body.
What is two parts.
Sensory structure on the head of most arthropods that is missing in arachnids.
What is antennae?
How compound eyes are different than human eyes.
What is they have multiple lenses?
Caterpillar, Grub, Maggot.
What are names for the larval stage of different insects?
Kind of circulatory system found in arthropods.
What is an open circulatory system?
Where most crustaceans live.
What is water?
What is a tick or mite?
What an insect must do to its skeleton to grow.
What is shed its exoskeleton and grow a new one?
Four stages of complete metamorphosis in order.
What are egg, larvae, pupa and adult?
Characteristic of arthropod appendages.
What is they are jointed?
How crustaceans get oxygen and get rid of CO2.
What is gills?
Carnivorous member of class arachnida that is not a spider.
What is a scorpion?
Parts of an insects respiratory system (how they exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide).
What are trachea and spiracles?
Name for insects in the immature stage of incomplete metamorphosis.
What is a nymph?