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Biology 316- General Entomology
Exam I
Spring 2001
Spelling and grammar count. This exam is worth 100 points.
Taxon
Function
Structure
Hexapoda
removes Na+ and K+ from excrement
Hexapoda
Grows the "hair" of a trichoid sensillum
Hexapoda
Protects the lining of the gut from abrasion
Pseudoscorpiones
Location of the poison gland
Hexapoda
Absorption of nutrients
Hexapoda
Sensory structure used in hearing
Hexapoda
Innervates the salivary glands
Arachnida
Formation of guanine
Araneae
Gas exchange
Hexapoda
Sensory structure used in proprioception
Araneae
Location of the poison gland
Hexapoda
Secretes the exocrine glands
Araneae
Used in sperm transfer
Hexapoda
Produces proteins
Araneae
Allows for silk threads of different thickness
Araneae
Detects air borne vibrations (in some)
Hexapoda
Carries an impulse from a sensory structure to a ganglion
Hexapoda
Detects sex pheromones
Hexapoda
Grinds food internally
Hexapoda
Is the sclerotized layer of the integument
Choose ONE of the following three questions to answer.
Only answer ONE.
You must use complete sentences.
Please do not write more than will fit on this page.
Compare and contrast the two basic types of ventilation (gas exchange) seen in the hexapods. "Compare and contrast" means how are they similar and how are they different. (15 points)
Describe the process of molting and pupation. Be sure to mention the key hormones and their roles. (15 points)
Compare and contrast the structure and function of the two types of ommatidia. (15 points)