Intro
Characteristics of Arthropods
Arthropod Classification
Insect Societies
100

What does "Podos" mean?

Foot.

100

What are two characteristics that arthropods have?

Exoskeleton, segmented bodies, jointed appendages, molting, and respiration. 

100

What group are horseshoe crabs closely related to?

Arachnids.

100

What is the dance that bees use to communicate about food?

Waggle dance.

200

The word "Arthropod" originated from what language?

Greek

200

Why do segmented bodies help arthropods?

Helps with the movement and specialization of body parts.

200

How are Arthropods classified into a group? 

Based on traits.

200

What is the pattern of bees' food dance?

Figure-eight.

300

What makes "Arthropods" unique? 

They have a hard outer shell, called an exoskeleton, and jointed legs/ 

300

What are arthropods' jointed appendages used for?

Movement, feeding, sensing, and reproduction. 

300

What are the three main groups of Arthropods?

Crustaceans, Arachnids, and Insects. 

300

What are the three main castes in a beehive?

Workers, Drones, and Queen.

400

What does "Arthropod" mean?

Jointed foot.

400
What is it called when arthropods shed their exoskeleton? 

Molting.

400

What is the habitat of Crustaceans?

Mostly aquatic (ocean and freshwater), some land-dwelling.

400

What are the three roles in an ant colony?

non-reproductive females (workers), males (mating with the queen), and the Queen.

500

Arthropods make up what percent of all known animal species?

75%

500

What is their exoskeleton made of?

Chitin.

500

What are 2 examples of arachnids?

Spiders, scorpions, ticks, and mites. 

500

How many bees live in a highly organized hive?

Up to 70,000.