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Orders of Insects

Orders of Insects

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The following 29 orders are numbered in the order of evolutionary complexity with the oldest and most primitive groups listed first. They are also gathered together into a number of groups depending on their degree of relatedness.

The Insect Orders Directions: With your group, choose an Taxonomic Name Common Name Species Worldwide insect order to research. Then The (Wingless insects with no true at all) design a presentation Thysanura 3-Pronged Bristletails 55 (multimedia and oral Diplura 2-Pronged Bristletails 600 presentation with drawings, maps, models, and/or Protura Proturans 10 spreadsheets and charts) that Collembola Springtails 3,000 includes the following The (Hemimetabolous insects with incomplete metamorphosis) information: Ephemeroptera 2,000 Dragons and Damsels 5,000  Basic anatomy (show what Stoneflies 1,700 distinguishes the selected order from the other orders) Grylloblatodea Ice Bugs 16 , Crickets 20,000  Life cycle Phasmida Stick Insects 3,000 Dermaptera 1,200  Habitats (show the extremes)

Embioptera Web Spinners 300  Global presence Roaches and Mantids 6,000 Isoptera 1,900  Adaptive and defensive Angel Wings 22 structures and behaviors

Psocoptera Book and Bark Lice 2,000  Where the insects exist in the Mallophaga Biting Lice 2,800 food chain/web, and their role Siphunculata Sucking Lice 300 in the environment True Bugs, Aphids, Cicadas 100,000  Pictures or drawings of Thysanoptera 500 examples from the selected The (Holometabolous insects with complete metamorphosis) order—most extreme, most Lacewings and so forth 4,700 common, most rare—you Scorpion 400 decide

Siphonaptera 1,400  Local species of the insects Coleoptera , June Bugs 370,000 in the selected order Stylops 370 Diptera Deer Flies, House Flies, Horse Flies, Mosquitoes 100,000  harmful and beneficial species in the selected order and 150,000

Trichoptera 5,000  Surprise us with something , , and 120,000 + unique about the selected order!

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