General Entomology Investigations

Edition: 2

Copyright: 2010

Pages: 150

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These hands-on laboratory exercises are designed to help students understand the materials presented in lecture. For those students who are not enrolled in lecture, the laboratory exercises can be studied independently.

Every attempt has been made to correlate lecture topics with laboratory exercises. As information is discussed in lecture, students will have the opportunity to touch and to examine representative structures, organs, and specimens to enhance understanding of insects and their close relatives.

Preface 


1: Care and Use of the Microscope and Terminology

2: Insects in Food 

3: Insects and Selected Relatives

4: Exoskeleton and Associated Structures 

5: External Anatomy of Insects - The Head

6: External Anatomy of Insects - The Mouthparts 

7: External Anatomy of Insects - The Thorax 

8: External Anatomy of Insects - The Abdomen 

9: Internal Anatomy of the Grasshopper Insect Metamorphosis

10: Insect Identification

11: Insect Identification - Collembola 

12: Insect Identification - Thysanura

13: Insect Identification - Ephemeroptera 

14: Insect Identification - Odonata

15: Insect Identification - Orthoptera 

16: Insect Identification - Dermaptera 

17: Insect Identification - Isoptera 

18: Insect Identification - Mallophaga 

19: Insect Identification - Anoplura 

20: Insect Identification - Thysanoptera 

21: Insect Identification - Homoptera 

22: Insect Identification - Hemiptera 

23: Insect Identification - Coleoptera 

24: Insect Identification - Neuroptera 

25: Insect Identification - Lepidoptera 

26: Insect Identification - Diptera 

27: Insect Identification - Siphonaptera 

28: Insect Identification - Hymenoptera

Christian Oseto
Emily L Shebish

These hands-on laboratory exercises are designed to help students understand the materials presented in lecture. For those students who are not enrolled in lecture, the laboratory exercises can be studied independently.

Every attempt has been made to correlate lecture topics with laboratory exercises. As information is discussed in lecture, students will have the opportunity to touch and to examine representative structures, organs, and specimens to enhance understanding of insects and their close relatives.

Preface 


1: Care and Use of the Microscope and Terminology

2: Insects in Food 

3: Insects and Selected Relatives

4: Exoskeleton and Associated Structures 

5: External Anatomy of Insects - The Head

6: External Anatomy of Insects - The Mouthparts 

7: External Anatomy of Insects - The Thorax 

8: External Anatomy of Insects - The Abdomen 

9: Internal Anatomy of the Grasshopper Insect Metamorphosis

10: Insect Identification

11: Insect Identification - Collembola 

12: Insect Identification - Thysanura

13: Insect Identification - Ephemeroptera 

14: Insect Identification - Odonata

15: Insect Identification - Orthoptera 

16: Insect Identification - Dermaptera 

17: Insect Identification - Isoptera 

18: Insect Identification - Mallophaga 

19: Insect Identification - Anoplura 

20: Insect Identification - Thysanoptera 

21: Insect Identification - Homoptera 

22: Insect Identification - Hemiptera 

23: Insect Identification - Coleoptera 

24: Insect Identification - Neuroptera 

25: Insect Identification - Lepidoptera 

26: Insect Identification - Diptera 

27: Insect Identification - Siphonaptera 

28: Insect Identification - Hymenoptera

Christian Oseto
Emily L Shebish