Set: Hexapoda: Diptera

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TermDefinition
CyclorrhaphaHover flies
Cyclorrhapha (Hover flies)mimics of bees/wasps; eat aphids; important pollenators
Dung flies (several families)northern temperate dung
Drosophilidaefruit flies!
BrachyceraHorse flies, Robber flies, Soldier flies, Bee flies, Dance flies
Horse flieslarge, biting flies, bite for food
Robber flieshuters of mid-flight insects; long legs for catching, strong proboscis; hairs to protect eyes
Soldier fliespollen/nectar feeders as adults; larva have CaCO₃ thickened skin
Bee flieslarge flies with a thin proboscis; nectar feeders; 2 distinct larval stages; worm-like larvae crawl into burrow of solitary wasp, eats stored pollen, then becomes a maggot, eats wasp young, then metamorphoses, leaves
Dance flieslook and act like robber flies; differences: eyes bluge less, larvae are carniverous
Nematoceramosquitoes; small, delicate flies; long legs, antennae, long, thin wings; many are ancient;
Dipteratrue flies; if wings present: only 1 pair + halteres;
___ --> hatches into grub --> ___ --> pupates --> ___egg --> ___ --> grows, sheds skin ---> ___ --> adult fly
holometabolousundergoing complete metamorphosis
Nematoceralarva with complete head and horizontally biting mandibles; pupa obtect, generally free, antennae of adults usually many segmented; pleural suture of mesothorax generally straight
Brachyceralarva with incomplete head and vertically biting mandibles; pupa obtect, generally free; antennae of adult generally three segmented; pleural suture of mesothorax twice bent
Cyclorrhaphalarva with vestigial head; pupa exarate, usually in a puparium; antennae of adult with three segments; pleural suture twice bent; head with frontal lunule and a ptilinum
obtectHaving the wings and appendages enclosed or covered by a secretion that forms a hard shell or horny case, as the pupae of most butterflies and moths.

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Terms 18
Creator thomasingalls
Created March 3, 2008
Groups None
Subjects biol, 305, animal, diversity, phylogenetic, tree, animalia, hexapoda
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