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This document provides information about several orders of arthropods including: - Neuroptera (lacewings), which have 2 pairs of net-like wing veins and eat small insects. - Strepsiptera (twisted-wing insects) which have males that are free-living and winged, while females are wingless. - Diptera (flies) which have two wings. - Mecoptera (scorpionflies) which have the Greek word "mecos" meaning long in their name. - Lepidoptera (butterflies and moths) which have two scaled wings and a sucking mouthpart.
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- 1. ARTHROPODA HOLOMETABOLA Group Names : Madinatul Khujjah | Qrrotul A’yun Sandi| Fitriya Ramadhani | Eka Noviya Fuzianingsih | Dewi Krisdiyanti | Lisya Firstananda Bakhri
- 2. NEUROPTERA Undur-Undur (Myrmeleontidae) Neuro = nerve, Pteron = wing Eggs, larvae, pupae, and adults Bite Mouth 2 pairs of wing that the veins like nets the body is 10 – 50 mm Eats small insects Sufficiently large compound eyes Soft body Nocturnal (active at night) Has an ultrasonic sensors on the wings Long and thin antennae (Setford, 2005)
- 3. STREPSIPTERA Strepsi = twisted, Ptera = wing Two major : Stylopidia and Mengenillidia Live free and winged males While females are not winged and often not limbed Antenna consists of 4-5 segments Type of chewing mouth and compound eyes (Adriani, 2013)
- 4. DIPTERA From greek di ‘ two’ + ptera ‘wings’ (Metrioptera, 2014)
- 5. MECOPTERA Panorpa confusa From Greek mecos 'long' + pteron 'wing‘ (Cotinis, 2004)
- 6. LEPIDOPTERA Lepidos (sisik) dan ptera (sayap) Memiliki dua sayap yang dilapiisi sisik Tipe mulut mengisap (berupa belalai yang dapat dijulurkan) (Adriani, 2013)
- 7. TRICHOPTERA Goera stephens Ciri ciri : sayap berambut antena panjang tipe mulut penggigit Thrix = Rambut Pteron = Sayap (Murray, 2008)
- 8. SIPHONAPTERA Ctenocephalides felis “siphon” = hollow tube; “a” = tanpa; “pteron” = sayap Ciri-ciri umum : tidak bersayap tubuhnya pipih bilatral pasangan kaki ketiga lebih panjang (Gross, 2004)
- 9. Hymenoptera Eskalisa, 2013 has four membranous wings Metamorphosis is complete Has facet or ocelli eyes mouthparts may be either of the biting type or of the biting-sucking type
- 10. COLEOPTERA (Helga, 2000) Coleoptera is coleos (shield) and pteron (wing), mean shield wing insect. (Ade, 2007) Characteristic: Have pair wing The colour of wing’s is striking or have motif The mouth tipe is bite mouth
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