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What is six?
Insects have this many legs.
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What is metamorphosis?
The process in which insects go from one form to another.
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What is water?
Insects first were born in the opposite of land.
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What is consumers?
Insects are the opposite of producers.
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What is eukaryotes?
The kingdom Protista is made up of this.
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What is the thorax
The insect's legs are attached to this body part.
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What is Arthropoda?
The Phylum for insects is this.
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What is an insect that has lived within a period before written records?
Prehistoric insect means this.
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What is by eating plants and other living things?
Insects get their energy from this.
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What is Arthropoda?
The phylum insects are in.
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What is a exoskeleton?
The shell outside an insect's body to protect them.
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What is the Elephant Beetle?
The 3rd biggest insect in the world. They are commonly found in Africa, and the males have big horns to show off.
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What is Linnaeus?
This person came up with the classification system.
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What is fruit?
Small insects like the Red Bug, eat ... from bushes and trees.
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What is Euglena?
The genus for an earthworm.
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What is three?
Parts of an insects are split up into this many parts.
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What is any beetle from tropical regions?
This insect is called the Jewel of the Insect World because of its exoskeleton.
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What is Asia and Africa?
These two countries had crickets originally come from them.
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What is false?
All insects are omnivores.
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What is Coleoptera?
The order in which a lady bug is in.
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What is invertebrates?
Insects are invertebrates or vertebrates?
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What is Nanosellini?
In this tribe, beetles are only one millimeter long.
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What is 2013?
This particularly year bees died off the most.
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What is egg, larva, pupa, and adult?
The four stages that a insect must go threw to have a full metamorphosis.
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What is Gryllinae?
The scientific name for a cricket if this.
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