KINGDOM:  ___________________________
PHYLUM:  ____________________________
CLASSES:  1.  _____________________  2.  __________________ 
3.  __________________4.  ______________________   5.  ______________________

1.  ________________ body with ________________ , _________________appendages.

2.  _________________ made of _________________.

3.  ____________ circulatory system with a ___________ heart.

4.  ________________ nerve cord with _______________.

5.  __________________ sexes.

6.  ____________________ symmetry.

7.  Found in the ___________, on ____________, and in _____________( 1st animals to evolve wings).

8.  True body cavity - ____________________.

9.  Insects undergo metamorphosis.
      Complete metamorphosis - __________?____________?____________?_______________
      Incomplete metamorphosis - ____________?________________?_________________

10.  __________________ (distinct head region).  Some have a fused head & mid-body region called a _________________________.

11.  Some have __________ eyes made of 1000s of individual units called _________________.  Some have simple eyes called _______________ with a single lens.

12.  Some use _________________ for breathing (insects), some use ________________ (spider), and some use _______________ (crustaceans).

13.  _______________________ tubules are used for excretion (conserve water & eliminate metabolic wastes) or _________ glands.

14.  Grow by ______________(hard to grow bigger with an exoskeleton). This is signaled by hormones and is called __________________. 

15.  ___________________ fertilization.

16.  2 Groups - ______________________ - have jaws -crustaceans, insects, centipedes, millipedes; _______________________ - have fangs – spiders, mites, pincers, scorpions

CHELICERATES – (Arachnids) - _______________________ & _______________ - no antennae, ____ pairs of legs, foremost appendages called _______________ used to______________________, digest prey externally, respire by ________________ and tubes called tracheae – spinnerets release silk, examples - ______________________

CRUSTACEANS - ______________________ & ________________, _____ pairs of antennae, ________ pairs of chewing appendages, legs attached to abdomen, breathe with ___________, Decapods are covered with a ___________, have swimmerets (on the underside of the abdomen),  ____________(flattened, paddle-like appendages) & a _____________ (tail spine), examples - _______________________________________.  Larval form is called a ________________.  There are a few crustaceans - ___________.

UNIRAMIANS (Chilopods, Diplopods, & Insects) – have unbranched appendages, breathe with tracheae & spiracles & excrete wastes through Malpighian tubules
CHILOPODS – head & numerous body segments, ______ pair of long antennae, ____ pair of legs on each segment except for first & last 2, breathe through ___________ example ______________________

DIPLOPODS – head & numerous body segments, ____ pair of short antennae, ______ pairs of legs on each segment, breathe through ________ example ____________

INSECTS
1.  Body divided into ___ regions ( ____________, _____________, & ________________).
2.  Head has __ pair of antennae & mouthparts (chewing, sucking, or lapping).
3.  Thorax has ___ pairs of jointed legs, and sometimes ____________.
4.  Abdomen has ____ legs, & up to _____ segments.
5.  Respiration through _______________ & _________.

INSECT ORDERS
HEMIPTERA – _____________________________
HOMOPTERA -_____________________________
DIPTERA - _________________________________________
SIPHONOPTERA - __________________________________________
ANOPLURA - ______________________________________________
MALLOPHAGA - ___________________________________________
HYMENOPTERA -__________________________________________
DERMAPTERA - __________________________________________
THYSANOPTERA - ______________________________________
LEPIDOPTERA - _________________________________________
TRICHOPTERA - __________________________________________
ORTHOPTERA - __________________________________________
MECOPTERA - ___________________________________________
COLEOPTERA -____________________________________________
ISOPTERA - _____________________________________________
NEUROPTERA – _________________________________________
ODONATA - ____________________________________________
PLECOPTERA - __________________________________________
THYSANURA - ____________________________________________
COLLEMBOLA - ____________________________________________
PROTURA - ________________________________________________
EPHEMEROPTERA - __________________________________________