INSECTS
INSECTS
BY
Students name Umeed Maalik
Roll No 011
Department Environmental Sciences
Subject Title Biology-I (Basis of life:
Structural and functional
Modifications)
Course Code & number BIO-301
Assignment No.1 Title Insects
UNIVERSITY OF GUJRAT HAFIZ HAYAT CAMPUS
GUJRAT
GUJRAT, PUNJAB, PAKISTAN
CONTENTS
 INSECTS
 Entomology
 INSECTS ARE MOST SUCCESSFUL LIFE
FROM ON OUR PLANET
 CLASSIFICATION
 PHYSICAL CHARACTRISTICS OF PHYLUM
ARTHROPODA
 INSECTS POSSESS EVERY WHERE ON
THIS PLANET
Word Insect
The word insect is derived from Latin word
insectum; meaning notched (to cut into)
that refers to their segmented body .
Insectum was borrowed into English as
insect.
What are insects? INSECTS
ARE
Insects:
Organisms truly animals (having no
photosynthesis) characterized at adult stage by
three pairs of legs and a body divided into head,
thorax and abdomen and usually having two pairs
of wings, compound eyes and two antennae”.
Entomology:
Branch of zoology that
deals with the study of
insects:
Entomologist:
 Scientist or zoologist who study insects are called
entomologist.
 e.g. At UOG we have Pof. Dr Muhammad
Faheem Malik.And
 Prof.Dr Miss Summara Afsheen.
INSECTS ARE MORE
SUCCESS FULL LIFE FORM
ON OUR PLANET
 There is one insect out of every four animals of
this planet.
 It is predicted when planet earth will be destroyed
by atomic explosions and life goes to an end the
only living bodies that survives over that time are
the insects, like cockroaches that will eat all
destroyed decaying material of plants, animals and
so on.
 They have capacity to live even after
dynamite destruction.
Insects Include
 Butterflies
 Flies
 Mosquitoes
 Spiders
 Scorpions
 Ants etc.
CLASSIFICATION
Taxonomically Insects are
of
Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Arthropoda
Class 4.classes
Order 32.orders
Family 125.families
Genus ?
Species 500,000 species known
10,00,000 species expected
Phylum Arthropoda
Arthropoda from Greek words arthron
“joint “and poods “foot” which together
means jointed feet. e.g. Arachnids
,crustaceations etc.
An arthropod is an invertibrate that has an
exoskeleton, a segmenred body,adjointed
attachements (appendages).
Four Classes
 Body features based classes
Crustacea e.g Prawns, Crabs.
Myriapoda e.g Centipedes,
Arachnida e.g Spiders, scorpions.
Insecta e.g Bees, Flie.
 Thirty two Orders: The largest one is
coleoptera.
PHYSICAL
CHRACTRISTICS OF
INSECTS
 Insect’s eyes
 Insect’s senses
 Insect’s jaws
 Breathing
 Nervous system
 Movement
INSECTS POSSES EVERY
WHERE ON THIS PLANET
In sea:
A habitat of insects (few) is sea e.g. Marine
flies etc.
On land:
Frozen Extreme of Arctic and Antarctica is
habitate of insects that are alive and activate
during warm months.
In soil:
Beneath our feet e.g. Earthworm.
On soil around us e.g. ants.
In the air above our heads e.g.
mosquitoes,grasshopper.
In and on bodies of plants animals e.g. lics.
Drainage water:
In drainage water e.g. cockroaches.
In and over stagnant water:
Larvae of mosquitoes. They can five below
zero degree to over 48 degree centigrade.
SIZE
 The largest:
Insects in the world is the stick- insect,
“pharnacia kirbyi”
The female of which can be over 36cm
long.
 The smallest:
Known insect in the world is the
“Megaphragma Caribea”
of 0.17mm long.
SUMMARY
INSECTS
Word insects
What are insects? INSECTS ARE
Definition of insects
Entomology
Entomologist
INSECTS ARE MOST SUCCESSFUL LIFE FORM ON
OUR PLANET
Insects include
CLASSIFICATION
Phylum arthropoda
Four classes
Thirty-two orders
PHYSICAL CHARACTRISTICS OF PHYLUM ARTHROPODA
Insect’s jaws
Insect’s eyes
Insect’s senses
Breathing
Nervous system
Movement
INSECTS POSSESS EVERY WHERE ON THIS PLANET
In sea
On landS
In soil
Drainage water
In and over stagnant water
SIZE
The largest
The smallest
Insects study (Entomology)

Insects study (Entomology)

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    INSECTS BY Students name UmeedMaalik Roll No 011 Department Environmental Sciences Subject Title Biology-I (Basis of life: Structural and functional Modifications) Course Code & number BIO-301 Assignment No.1 Title Insects UNIVERSITY OF GUJRAT HAFIZ HAYAT CAMPUS GUJRAT GUJRAT, PUNJAB, PAKISTAN
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    CONTENTS  INSECTS  Entomology INSECTS ARE MOST SUCCESSFUL LIFE FROM ON OUR PLANET  CLASSIFICATION  PHYSICAL CHARACTRISTICS OF PHYLUM ARTHROPODA  INSECTS POSSESS EVERY WHERE ON THIS PLANET
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    Word Insect The wordinsect is derived from Latin word insectum; meaning notched (to cut into) that refers to their segmented body . Insectum was borrowed into English as insect.
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    What are insects?INSECTS ARE Insects: Organisms truly animals (having no photosynthesis) characterized at adult stage by three pairs of legs and a body divided into head, thorax and abdomen and usually having two pairs of wings, compound eyes and two antennae”.
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    Entomology: Branch of zoologythat deals with the study of insects: Entomologist:  Scientist or zoologist who study insects are called entomologist.  e.g. At UOG we have Pof. Dr Muhammad Faheem Malik.And  Prof.Dr Miss Summara Afsheen.
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    INSECTS ARE MORE SUCCESSFULL LIFE FORM ON OUR PLANET  There is one insect out of every four animals of this planet.  It is predicted when planet earth will be destroyed by atomic explosions and life goes to an end the only living bodies that survives over that time are the insects, like cockroaches that will eat all destroyed decaying material of plants, animals and so on.  They have capacity to live even after dynamite destruction.
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    Insects Include  Butterflies Flies  Mosquitoes  Spiders  Scorpions  Ants etc.
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    CLASSIFICATION Taxonomically Insects are of KingdomAnimalia Phylum Arthropoda Class 4.classes Order 32.orders Family 125.families Genus ? Species 500,000 species known 10,00,000 species expected
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    Phylum Arthropoda Arthropoda fromGreek words arthron “joint “and poods “foot” which together means jointed feet. e.g. Arachnids ,crustaceations etc. An arthropod is an invertibrate that has an exoskeleton, a segmenred body,adjointed attachements (appendages).
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    Four Classes  Bodyfeatures based classes Crustacea e.g Prawns, Crabs. Myriapoda e.g Centipedes, Arachnida e.g Spiders, scorpions. Insecta e.g Bees, Flie.  Thirty two Orders: The largest one is coleoptera.
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    PHYSICAL CHRACTRISTICS OF INSECTS  Insect’seyes  Insect’s senses  Insect’s jaws  Breathing  Nervous system  Movement
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    INSECTS POSSES EVERY WHEREON THIS PLANET In sea: A habitat of insects (few) is sea e.g. Marine flies etc. On land: Frozen Extreme of Arctic and Antarctica is habitate of insects that are alive and activate during warm months.
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    In soil: Beneath ourfeet e.g. Earthworm. On soil around us e.g. ants. In the air above our heads e.g. mosquitoes,grasshopper. In and on bodies of plants animals e.g. lics. Drainage water: In drainage water e.g. cockroaches. In and over stagnant water: Larvae of mosquitoes. They can five below zero degree to over 48 degree centigrade.
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    SIZE  The largest: Insectsin the world is the stick- insect, “pharnacia kirbyi” The female of which can be over 36cm long.  The smallest: Known insect in the world is the “Megaphragma Caribea” of 0.17mm long.
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    SUMMARY INSECTS Word insects What areinsects? INSECTS ARE Definition of insects Entomology Entomologist INSECTS ARE MOST SUCCESSFUL LIFE FORM ON OUR PLANET Insects include CLASSIFICATION Phylum arthropoda Four classes Thirty-two orders
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    PHYSICAL CHARACTRISTICS OFPHYLUM ARTHROPODA Insect’s jaws Insect’s eyes Insect’s senses Breathing Nervous system Movement INSECTS POSSESS EVERY WHERE ON THIS PLANET In sea On landS In soil Drainage water In and over stagnant water SIZE The largest The smallest