7th grade ch. 2 sec. 3 insects

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Ch. 2 Sec. 3

YouTube video-Bill Nye Insects song

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Humans are definitely outnumbered!

• For every pound of humans, there are 300 pounds of insects! So if you weigh 50 pounds, your share of insects weighs 15,000 pounds! That's as much as 7 cars!  

• How much do you weigh in insects?

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It's a good thing insects can't vote!

• If they could, they would rule the Earth!  There are a lot more insects than people!  If all the insects in the world were divided up, and you got your share, guess how many you would get.  

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- InsectsInsect Body Structure• 3 body sections- head, thorax & abdomen

• 6 legs

• 1 pair of antennae

• usually 1or 2 pairs of wings

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legs & wings attached to

thorax

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Obtaining food

• insect’s mouthparts adapted for eating specific foods

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•butterfly’s mouth- shaped like coiled tube- can be uncoiled like straw to suck up nectar

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Some flies- sponge-like mouthpart to lap up decaying flesh

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Ant- sharp edged chewing mouthparts

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Leaf cutter ants

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2 types of insect metamorphosis

• complete metamorphosis

• incomplete (gradual) metamorphosis

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- Insects

complete metamorphosis• 4 different stages: egg, larva, pupa, & adult

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Egg Larva Pupa Adult

Life cycle of the monarch butterflyLife cycle of the monarch butterfly

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- Insectsgradual metamorphosis• no distinct larval stage

• egg hatches into a stage called a nymph, usually looks like adult insect w/out wings

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Complete Metamorphosis

Adult insect

Egg

Larva

Pupa

- Insects

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Insects and Metamorphosis

1. Name an insect that goes through complete metamorphosis, and an insect that goes through incomplete metamorphosis.

2. How are the 2 types of metamorphosis different? The same?

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Insect defenses

• stinkbug- bad odor

• bees- sting

• camouflage= protective coloration

• mimic larger animals

moth caterpillar defendsitself by mimicking a snake

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One of the most common defenses against predators is camouflage.

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Can you find the creature?

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Most insects are harmless or beneficial to people.

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Controlling insect pests

• Insects can damage crops

• Pesticides

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Insects do not have a backbone.

True or False

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TRUEInsects are invertebrates. They have an exoskeleton instead of a backbone.

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The three sections of an insect’s body are called the mandible,

the antenna, and the wing.

True or False

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FALSE

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How many different How many different species of insects are species of insects are

there?there?

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• There are over a millionover a million species of insects. Insects outnumber all other animals at a rate of 4 to 1.

• The biggest group of insects are the beetles, numbering around 330,000 species.

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Spiders are insects.Spiders are insects.

True or FalseTrue or False

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FALSESpiders are arachnids. They only have 2 body sections, while insects have 3 body sections.

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Insects live just about everywhere on earth.

True or False

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TRUE

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Insects do not spread disease.

True or False

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FALSE

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When an insect first comes out of its egg it is called a larva.

True or False

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Camouflage Activity

Table # Total # # of green

1 31 4

2 26 4

3 25 2

4 26 5

5 45 9

6 23 4