Grasshopper Laboratory Practical (Ab) (Cb)
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How many legs do the eastern lubber grasshopper have?
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3
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5
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10
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Welcome to the biology electronic frontier classroom of the 21st century. The grasshopper will be used to demonstrate some of the details of insect structure and function. As you have read from online resources and your textbook. The diversity of the insect world is so great that no typical insect exists. Please check See moreunder the Advanced Biology tab and click "experiments" to review linked activities to grasshoppers.
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What kingdom are grasshoppers found?
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Archaebacteria
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Animalia
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Fungi
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Plantae
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Protista
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A. AnimaliaExplanation
Grasshoppers are found in the kingdom Animalia because they are multicellular organisms, possess specialized tissues and organs, and are heterotrophic, meaning they obtain their nutrients by consuming other organisms. The kingdom Animalia includes a wide range of organisms that are characterized by these features, including insects like grasshoppers.Rate this question:
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What is the phylum grasshoppers are classified?
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Apicomplexa
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Arthropoda
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Euglenophyta
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Myxomycota
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Phaeophyta
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A. ArthropodaExplanation
Grasshoppers are classified under the phylum Arthropoda. Arthropoda is the largest phylum in the animal kingdom, which includes insects, spiders, crustaceans, and other related organisms. Grasshoppers possess the characteristic features of arthropods, such as jointed legs, a segmented body, and an exoskeleton. This classification is based on their morphological and anatomical similarities with other members of the phylum Arthropoda.Rate this question:
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The clypen, lacina, and stipes compose the various mouth parts of the eastern lubber grasshopper.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because the clypen, lacina, and stipes are indeed the components that make up the mouth parts of the eastern lubber grasshopper. These mouth parts are important for the grasshopper's feeding and chewing activities.Rate this question:
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Grasshoppers belong to the class _____.
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Chelicerata
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Crustacea
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Hexapoda
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Insecta
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Urochordata
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A. InsectaExplanation
Grasshoppers belong to the class Insecta because they are insects. Insecta is a class that includes a diverse group of organisms characterized by having six legs, a three-part body (head, thorax, and abdomen), and usually one or two pairs of wings. Grasshoppers exhibit all these characteristics, making them a part of the class Insecta.Rate this question:
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What are the three main body sections of the eastern lubber grasshopper?
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Antenna, Head, Metathorax
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Head, Thorax, Intestine
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Abdomen, Head, Thorax
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Head, Mesothorax, Prothorax
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A. Abdomen, Head, ThoraxExplanation
The eastern lubber grasshopper has three main body sections: the abdomen, head, and thorax. The abdomen is the posterior part of the body, housing the digestive and reproductive organs. The head contains the sensory organs, including the eyes and mouthparts. The thorax is the middle section of the body, which contains the legs and wings used for locomotion.Rate this question:
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Grasshoppers carry out respiration small lateral openings on the body called_____.
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Coxa
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Nerve Cord
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Lungs
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Spiracles
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A. SpiraclesExplanation
Grasshoppers carry out respiration through small lateral openings on their body called spiracles. These spiracles are connected to a network of tubes called tracheae, which deliver oxygen directly to the cells. This adaptation allows grasshoppers to efficiently exchange gases with their environment and obtain the oxygen they need for respiration. The other options, coxa, nerve cord, and lungs, are not involved in the respiratory system of grasshoppers.Rate this question:
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Which structure does not belong to the mouth parts of the eastern lubber grasshopper?
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Clypen
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Galea
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Ligula
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Intestine
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Mandible
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Mentum
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A. IntestineExplanation
The question asks about the structure that does not belong to the mouth parts of the eastern lubber grasshopper. The structures mentioned are clypen, galea, ligula, intestine, mandible, and mentum. The clypen, galea, ligula, mandible, and mentum are all mouth parts that are commonly found in grasshoppers. However, the intestine is not a mouth part but rather a part of the digestive system. Therefore, the correct answer is intestine.Rate this question:
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When a grasshopper is being handled, they spit, a _____ liquid which is known by many as "tobacco juice?
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Colorless
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Blue
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Brown
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Orange
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A. BrownExplanation
When a grasshopper is being handled, they spit a brown liquid which is known by many as "tobacco juice". This liquid is produced by the grasshopper as a defense mechanism. The brown color of the liquid is likely due to the presence of certain chemicals or pigments in the grasshopper's body.Rate this question:
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How many legs are used for jumping of the eastern lubber grasshopper?
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2
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4
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6
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Answer is not shown above
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A. 2Explanation
The eastern lubber grasshopper uses only 2 legs for jumping. This is a characteristic of grasshoppers, as they have specialized hind legs that are adapted for jumping. The other legs are primarily used for walking and gripping surfaces. Therefore, the correct answer is 2.Rate this question:
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How many pairs of antenna are found on the eastern lubber grasshopper?
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1
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2
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4
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8
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A. 1Explanation
Eastern lubber grasshoppers have one pair of antennae.Rate this question:
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What structure would you find the pulvillus on the eastern lubber grasshopper?
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Compound eyes
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Hind Leg Tibia
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Labium
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Mandible
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A. Hind Leg TibiaExplanation
The pulvillus is a structure found on the hind leg tibia of the eastern lubber grasshopper. This structure is important for the grasshopper's ability to grip surfaces and navigate its environment. The compound eyes, labium, and mandible are all different structures found in grasshoppers, but they do not have the pulvillus.Rate this question:
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Which structure does not belong to the reproductive system of the eastern lubber grasshopper?
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Cercus
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Epiproct
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Ovary
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Maxillary Pulp
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Ovipositor
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A. Maxillary PulpExplanation
The structure that does not belong to the reproductive system of the eastern lubber grasshopper is the Maxillary Pulp. The other structures listed, such as the Cercus, Epiproct, Ovary, and Ovipositor, are all directly involved in the reproductive processes of the grasshopper. The Maxillary Pulp, on the other hand, is not a part of the reproductive system but rather a structure found in the mouthparts of insects. It is responsible for aiding in the ingestion and digestion of food.Rate this question:
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What is the two types of wings found on grasshoppers in the Order "Orthoptera"? (Please check 2 answers to receive full credit for this question.)
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Galea wing
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Flight wing
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Lacina wing
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Protective wing
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Labrum wing
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Tochanter wing
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A. Flight wing
A. Protective wingExplanation
Grasshoppers in the Order "Orthoptera" have two types of wings: flight wings and protective wings. Flight wings allow grasshoppers to fly and are necessary for their mobility and dispersal. Protective wings, also known as tegmina, are tough and leathery and serve to protect the delicate flight wings when they are not in use. These protective wings provide camouflage and help to shield the grasshopper's body from predators and environmental elements.Rate this question:
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The eastern lubber grasshopper has the thorax divided into three sections. Please identify the segments from superior to inferior body directions.
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Metathorax, Prothorax, Mesothorax
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Prothorax, metathorax, Mesothorax
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Head, Metathorax, Post-thorax
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Prothorax, Mesothorax, Metathorax
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A. Prothorax, Mesothorax, MetathoraxExplanation
The correct answer is Prothorax, Mesothorax, Metathorax. The explanation is that the question is asking for the segments of the eastern lubber grasshopper's thorax from superior to inferior direction. The superior direction refers to the top or upper part of the body, while the inferior direction refers to the bottom or lower part of the body. Therefore, the correct order is Prothorax (superior), Mesothorax (middle), and Metathorax (inferior).Rate this question:
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How many pairs of legs on the eastern lubber grasshopper are used for walking?
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1
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2
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4
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6
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A. 2Explanation
The eastern lubber grasshopper has two pairs of legs that are used for walking. Each pair of legs is located on the thorax of the grasshopper and is used for locomotion. These legs are adapted for walking and enable the grasshopper to move around its environment.Rate this question:
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Grasshoppers belong to the family Acrididae.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The statement "Grasshoppers belong to the family Acrididae" is true. Acrididae is a family of insects that includes grasshoppers, locusts, and their close relatives. These insects are characterized by their long hind legs adapted for jumping and their ability to produce sound by rubbing their wings or legs together. Grasshoppers are known for their herbivorous diet and are found in various habitats worldwide. Therefore, it is correct to say that grasshoppers belong to the family Acrididae.Rate this question:
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There are two main groups of grasshoppers, please check both correct answers to receive full credit.
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Green legs
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Long-horned
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Red legs
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Short-horned
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Taper bodies
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A. Long-horned
A. Short-hornedExplanation
The given options are characteristics of grasshoppers. The two main groups of grasshoppers are categorized based on their horn length, with one group having long horns (long-horned) and the other group having short horns (short-horned). The options "Long-horned" and "Short-horned" correctly represent these two main groups, making them the correct answers.Rate this question:
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The eastern lubber grasshopper belongs to the family "Orthoptera"
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The eastern lubber grasshopper does not belong to the family "Orthoptera".Rate this question:
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The ocellus is a large compound eye found on the eastern lubber grasshopper.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because the ocellus is not a compound eye found on the eastern lubber grasshopper. The ocellus is actually a simple eye found in some insects, including grasshoppers, which is used to detect light and dark. Compound eyes, on the other hand, are made up of multiple individual lenses and are found in many insects, including grasshoppers. Therefore, the ocellus is not a compound eye and the statement is false.Rate this question:
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Eastern lubber grasshoppers use the _____ _____ to break down food using enzymes.
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Auditory membrane
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Flight wing
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Gastric caeca
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Salivary glands
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A. Gastric caecaExplanation
Eastern lubber grasshoppers use the gastric caeca to break down food using enzymes. Gastric caeca are specialized pouches located in the digestive system of insects, including grasshoppers. They secrete enzymes that help in the digestion and breakdown of food. These enzymes break down complex molecules into simpler forms that can be absorbed by the grasshopper's body for nutrition and energy. The gastric caeca play a crucial role in the grasshopper's digestive process.Rate this question:
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How many different mouth parts have been presented in your learning materials?
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3
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6
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9
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12
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A. 12Explanation
The learning materials have presented a total of 12 different mouth parts.Rate this question:
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What is the genus species name for the eastern lubber grasshopper?
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Acrididae guttata
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Arthropoda guttata
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Romonula guttata
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Romalea guttata
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A. Romalea guttataExplanation
The correct answer is Romalea guttata. This is the genus species name for the eastern lubber grasshopper. The other options, Acrididae guttata and Arthropoda guttata, are incorrect as they do not provide the specific genus and species names for the grasshopper. Romonula guttata is also incorrect as it is not the accepted scientific name for this species.Rate this question:
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Eastern lubber grasshopppers have excretory organs called malpighian segments.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Eastern lubber grasshoppers do not have excretory organs called malpighian segments. Malpighian segments are actually found in insects such as beetles, flies, and mosquitoes. Eastern lubber grasshoppers have a different excretory system known as the tubular excretory system. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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What are scientists called who study insects?
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entomologistsExplanation
Scientists who study insects are called entomologists. They specialize in the scientific study of insects, including their behavior, physiology, ecology, and taxonomy. Entomologists play a crucial role in understanding the diversity and importance of insects in various ecosystems. They conduct research, collect and identify insect specimens, and contribute to our knowledge of insect biology and their impact on human health, agriculture, and the environment.Rate this question:
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