Characteristics
The protective covering on an arthropod.
What is the exoskeleton?
The college Mr. Kauffman attends.
What is IUP?
The number of body segments that insects like grasshoppers have.
What is three?
These appendages are not only used for moving, but also for holding eggs and larvae.
What are swimmerets?
The meaning of the word arthropod.
What is "jointed-foot"?
Spiders respire with a book lung, adapted for more surface area like this cellular structure.
What is mitochondria?
The number of post tests and pretests Mr. Kauffman has made you take this week.
What are 4 / 2 and 2?
These are the segments of an insect.
What is head, thorax, and abdomen?
The small separation on the carapace, making it 2 pieces.
What is the cervical groove?
True or False: All Arthropods are segmented.
True
Each arthropod has this kind of leg.
What is jointed?
One of the three sports Mr. Kauffman was a part of.
What is basketball/cross country/track?
What is the cuticle?
The action of shedding the exoskeleton to produce another.
What is molting?
This is the concentration of sensory and brain structures at the anterior end.
What is cephalization?
This type of myriapod has two pairs of legs per body segment.
What is a millipede?
What is three?
Insects have 6 legs, attached to this body segment.
What is the thorax?
The antennules are used for this on crayfish.
What is to taste?
This is the type of circulatory system arthropods have.
What is open?
Most arthropods one or more of these pairs of appendages, concentrated towards the head.
What are antennae/antennules?
This is Mr. Kauffman's answer to "what did I miss yesterday?".
What is "everything"?
The exoskeleton on an insect is made of this material.
What is chitin?
This is the kind of eye that crustaceans have.
What is compound?
This class of arthropods are extinct. (Hint: Starts with T)
What is Trilobita?