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Insects have bodies divided into three main segments - the head, thorax, and abdomen. They breathe through a series of pores rather than lungs. Air enters the pores and travels through tubes that oxygenate the blood. While there are over 200,000 known species of insects, they all share a common body structure divided into rings or segments composed of chitin.
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- 1. The Insect Adapted From Our Common Insects by Alpheus Spring Packard DIRECTIONS: Write the main idea and the supporting details for each paragraph. What is an insect? When we remember that the insects alone comprise four-fifths of the animal kingdom, and that there are upwards of 200,000 living species, it would seem a hopeless task to define what an insect is. But a common plan pervades the structure of them all. The bodies of all insects consist of a succession of rings, or segments, more or less hardened by the deposition of a chemical substance called chitine; these rings are arranged in three groups: the head, the thorax, or middle body, and the abdomen or hind body. In the six-footed insects, such as the bee, moth, beetle or dragon fly, four of these rings unite early in embryonic life to form the head; the thorax consists of three, as may be readily seen on slight examination, and the abdomen is composed either of ten or eleven rings. The body, then, seems divided or insected into three regions, whence the name insect. Main Idea Supporting Details Insects do not breathe as in the higher animals by taking the air into the mouth and filling the lungs, but there are a series of holes or pores along the side of the body, as seen in the grub of the humble bee, through which the air enters and is conveyed to every part of the body by an immense number of air tubes. These air tubes are everywhere bathed by the blood, by which the latter becomes oxygenated. Main Idea Supporting Details
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