Respuestas
Respuesta:
1 The exoskeleton is the external skeleton that covers the entire body of insects and other arthropods.
2 The head is the anterior region of the body, in capsule form, which contains the eyes, antennae and mouthparts.
3 Eyes composed of an insect.
Most insects have a pair of relatively large compound eyes. The surface of each compound eye is divided into a certain number of circular or hexagonal areas called facets or omatidia; Each facet is a lens of a single visual unit.
4 They are articulated mobile appendages. They occur in even numbers in adult insects and most larvae.
The purpose of the antennas is eminently sensory, performing several functions. The touch function is the main one, thanks to the touch hairs that cover almost the entire antenna; They also play an olfactory function. They also have an auditory function.
5 They are moving parts that are articulated at the bottom of the head, intended for food; crush, gnaw or chew solid or hard food and absorb liquids or semi-liquids.
6 The thorax is the middle region of the body and contains the legs and wings (in some adult insects there are no wings and in many immature insects and in some adults there are no legs).
7 The abdomen of insects typically has 11 segments, but the latter is very small, so the number of segments rarely seems to be more than 10.
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