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...[[taxon|subclass]] [[Pterygota]], meaning they have one or two pairs of [[Insect wing|wings]] arising from the thorax. However, some insects are wingless. ...re considered (-a value judgement from a human point of view) [[beneficial insect|beneficial]] to the environment and to humans. Less than one per cent of al

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'''Arthropods''' (phylum ''Arthropoda'') are the phylum which includes [[insect|insects]], [[crustacean|crustaceans]], and all organisms with a hard shell-

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Jumping bristletails are wingless, medium-sized insect measuring around 15mm in length, excluding the tails and [[antenna]]e. The

...ence of a second sex chromosome. This system is observed in a number of [[insect]]s, including the grasshoppers and crickets of order [[Orthoptera]] and in The '''ZW sex-determination system''' is found in [[bird]]s and some [[insect]]s and other [[organism]]s. The ZW sex-determination system is reversed co

...tennae. The [[abdomen]] of the adult has 12 segments, more than any other insect. Each of the 3 basal segments has a pair of short ''styli'' (finger-like or

'''Damselfly''' is the an [[insect]] of the Suborder ''[[Zygoptera]]'' in the order [[Odonata]]. It is charact

..., 16% are related to an environmental exposure ([[medication]], foodstuff, insect bite, other environmental allergen, or physical irritation), and 11% are du ====Insect bite====

...sect]] [[viruses]]. The [[Ichnovirus]] proteins are closely related to the insect innnexins (similarity of approximately 50%).

'''Bristletails''' (Order ''Zygentoma'') are a small, primitive type of insect, the order of which includes the household pest, [[silverfish]]. Their mou

Zantedeschia are hardy, insect-attracting plants with few natural pests. As a result, they are a delight

...sexual reproduction|copulation]], or they may form traps, preventing the [[insect]]s from leaving the flower before they have gone through the stigma. ...ost all orchids each one of these structures evolved to match a particular insect or [[bird]] and totally depend upon them to their pollination. Very few spe

...ovide resistance to [[Phylloxera vitifolae|grape phylloxera]], a parasitic insect which nearly destroyed European viticulture in the late 1800s.

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