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Intro and Morphology - Entomology - Lecture Slides, Slides of Entomology

Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication TechnologyEntomology

Insects as Organisms, Mating systems, Reproduction, Insect Diversity, Exopterygote neopteran orders, Insect Ecology and Evolution, Mutualism, Predation and parasitism, Aquatic insects, Evolution of eusociality are major topics of this course. This lecture includes: Intro and Morphology, Morphology, Entomology, Course Mechanics, Segmented Body, Bilateral Symmetry, Exoskeleton, Arthrodial Membrane, Elasticity, Integumentary Layer

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Entomology – Course Overview
and Introduction to Insect
Morphology
•Course introduction
•What is an insect?
•Structure and function of the exoskeleton
•Segmentation and evolution of insect body plan
•Morphology of the head
•Morphology of the thorax
•Morphology of the abdomen
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Entomology – Course Overview

and Introduction to Insect

Morphology

  • Course introduction
  • What is an insect?
  • Structure and function of the exoskeleton
  • Segmentation and evolution of insect body plan
  • Morphology of the head
  • Morphology of the thorax
  • Morphology of the abdomen

Course Mechanics

  • Textbooks
  • My goals for what you will learn
  • Lecture sequence
  • Lab
  • Collection requirement
  • Field trips, including overnighter
  • Info cards: name, W#, email, phone, field marks, major/emphasis, grad date, career/life goals

What is an insect?

  • Body divided into 3 regions (head, thorax, abdomen)
  • 3 pairs of legs (in adults)
  • Often 1-2 pairs of wings
  • 1 pair of segmented antennae
  • Compound eyes (in most)
  • Exposed mouthparts docsity.com

What is an insect?

  • Size varies from 0.2mm (some parasitic wasps) to butterflies and moths with wingspans >280mm
  • Tremendous variety of habitats
  • Amazing variety of diets (plants, fungi, animals, body fluids, dead material, dung)