these crustaceans live in extremely salty water

the middle section of an insect’s body

the outside skeleton of an arthropod

the part of a crustacean that is used for swimming, holding eggs, and holding prey

a disease that is transmitted by a deer tick

they use their eyespots to scare predators

the number of pairs of wings that most insects have

the member of a honeybee colony exists primarily to lay eggs

a crustacean’s claw-tipped legs

a disease that is transmitted by a wood tick

the largest family of butterflies

silk-spinning organs from which the silk leaves the larva

this is the correct order of incomplete metamorphosis

these appendages, also known as “jaw feet”, are specially designed to hold food as the decapod chews

a zoologist who studies insects

air enters an insect’s respiratory system through these openings

this is the correct order of complete metamorphosis

a wormlike arthropod that has long antennae, a flattened body, and one pair of appendages (walking legs) per segment, all except the first set which are maxillipeds that are used to inject venom into prey is called

a tubular sucking organ used by a fully developed adult butterfly or moth for drinking nectar from flowers

the relationship in which two organisms benefit from each other