Biology for Beginners
Biology for Beginners
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2. Increasing complexity (centralizing control).
3. Location in anterior (first contact with environment).
General functions of nervous system.
1. To receive impressions from without (sensation).
2. To control and originate motion (motor impulses).
Life History: 1. Kgg, fertilized, buried in earth by ovipositors.
20-30 in two masses, in autumn.
Functions: to reproduce and to pass winter protected.
2. Nymph, like adult but small and wingless.
Growth by moults, development of wings.
Complete and ...incomplete metamorphosis compared. Economic Importance.
CHAPTER XXIV INSECTA, CONTINUED Vocabulary Vestiges, remnants or traces of organs.
Metamorphosis, the series of changes in the life of an animal.
Credible, believable.
Communal life, life in colonies for mutual help.
Gorged, filled with food.
Bearing in mind the fact that all insects have, in general, the same organs as those found in the grasshopper, we shall now briefly study how they are developed in representatives of a few other insect orders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. Increasing complexity (centralizing control).
3. Location in anterior (first contact with environment).
General functions of nervous system.
1. To receive impressions from without (sensation).
2. To control and originate motion (motor impulses).
Life History: 1. Kgg, fertilized, buried in earth by ovipositors.
20-30 in two masses, in autumn.
Functions: to reproduce and to pass winter protected.
2. Nymph, like adult but small and wingless.
Growth by moults, development of wings.
Complete and ...incomplete metamorphosis compared. Economic Importance.
CHAPTER XXIV INSECTA, CONTINUED Vocabulary Vestiges, remnants or traces of organs.
Metamorphosis, the series of changes in the life of an animal.
Credible, believable.
Communal life, life in colonies for mutual help.
Gorged, filled with food.
Bearing in mind the fact that all insects have, in general, the same organs as those found in the grasshopper, we shall now briefly study how they are developed in representatives of a few other insect orders.
What to read after Biology for Beginners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Truman Jesse Moon to read onlineMoreLess
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