Insect Collection - Revision history

Tlauer2: Fix broken links

2023-09-22T19:57:14Z

Fix broken links

Mqazi at 16:26, 18 October 2012

2012-10-18T16:26:58Z

Mqazi at 19:36, 15 October 2012

2012-10-15T19:36:32Z

Mqazi at 19:27, 15 October 2012

2012-10-15T19:27:21Z

Mqazi at 19:26, 15 October 2012

2012-10-15T19:26:45Z

Mqazi at 18:50, 15 October 2012

2012-10-15T18:50:35Z

Mqazi at 17:34, 15 October 2012

2012-10-15T17:34:19Z

Jerry: moved Invertebrate Collection/bugs to Insect Collection

2012-10-09T14:28:33Z

moved Invertebrate Collection/bugs to Insect Collection

Jerry: Created page with "This page has no information."

2012-10-08T21:13:09Z

Created page with "This page has no information."

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 '''Insect Orders Represented in the Collection'''
-[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Lepidoptera Lepidoptera]]
+[[/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Lepidoptera Lepidoptera]]
-[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Dermoptera Dermaptera]]
+[[/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Dermoptera Dermaptera]]
-[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Neuroptera Neuroptera]]
+[[/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Neuroptera Neuroptera]]
-[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Coleoptera Coleoptera]]
+[[/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Coleoptera Coleoptera]]
-[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Hemiptera Hemiptera]]
+[[/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Hemiptera Hemiptera]]
-[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Hymenoptera Hymenoptera]]
+[[/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Hymenoptera Hymenoptera]]
-[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Orthoptera Orthoptera]]
+[[/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Orthoptera Orthoptera]]
-[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Diptera Diptera]]
+[[/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Diptera Diptera]]
-[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Ephemeraptera Ephemeraptera]]
+[[/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Ephemeraptera Ephemeraptera]]
-[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Odonata Odonata]]
+[[/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Odonata Odonata]]
-[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Blattodea Blattodea]]
+[[/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Blattodea Blattodea]]

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 [[File: InsectCollection.JPG‎]]
-Insects are small, invertebrate animals found in nearly every conceivable terrestrial environment. As adults, they have stiff exoskeletons and their bodies are organized into three main regions: head, thorax and abdomen. The head contains one pair of antennae, a pair of compound eyes, and mouth parts that are modified to slice, suck, pierce, lap and/or tear. The thorax contains three pairs of legs and one or two pairs of wings capable of flight. Many insects are organized and grouped by their wing form and function. The adult abdomen does not contain legs, but may contain a stinger – ouch!
+Insects are small, invertebrate animals found in nearly every conceivable terrestrial environment. As adults, they have stiff exoskeletons and their bodies are organized into three main regions: head, thorax and abdomen. The head contains one pair of antennae, a pair of compound eyes, and mouthparts that are modified to slice, suck, pierce, lap and/or tear. The thorax contains three pairs of legs and, usually, two pairs of wings. One pair is often modified (like a beetle's 'shell' - composed of modified wings called eltyrae). Many insects are organized and grouped by their wing form and function. The adult abdomen does not contain legs, but may contain a stinger – watch out!
-The basic insect body plan has many variations – think of the differences between a mosquito and a ladybug – and more than 1,200,000 species of insects exist. Within the class insect, these species are grouped into approximately 26 orders (there is some flux in the number of recognized orders).  Approximately one third of these orders are represented in our collection.
+The basic insect body plan has many variations – think of the differences between a mosquito and a ladybug – and more than 1,200,000 species of insects exist. Within the class Insecta, these species are grouped into approximately 26 orders (there is some flux in the number of recognized orders).  Approximately one third of these orders are represented in our collection.
 The insect collection was started more than 50 years ago and contains thousands of insects collected by current and former faculty and students. The specimens in this collection are used by several classes at �鶹��Ƶ, including Organismal Biology, Invertebrate Zoology, Entomology, Freshwater Biology and Aquatic Stewardship. The collection is also used by Entomologists in the broader, scientific community.

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	Insects are small, invertebrate animals found in nearly every conceivable terrestrial environment. As adults, they have stiff exoskeletons and their bodies are organized into three main regions: head, thorax and abdomen. The head contains one pair of antennae, a pair of compound eyes, and mouth parts that are modified to slice, suck, pierce, lap and/or tear. The thorax contains three pairs of legs and one or two pairs of wings capable of flight. Many insects are organized and grouped by their wing form and function. The adult abdomen does not contain legs, but may contain a stinger – ouch!		Insects are small, invertebrate animals found in nearly every conceivable terrestrial environment. As adults, they have stiff exoskeletons and their bodies are organized into three main regions: head, thorax and abdomen. The head contains one pair of antennae, a pair of compound eyes, and mouth parts that are modified to slice, suck, pierce, lap and/or tear. The thorax contains three pairs of legs and one or two pairs of wings capable of flight. Many insects are organized and grouped by their wing form and function. The adult abdomen does not contain legs, but may contain a stinger – ouch!

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	The basic insect body plan has many variations – think of the differences between a mosquito and a ladybug – and more than 1,200,000 species of insects exist. Within the class insect, these species are grouped into approximately 26 orders (there is some flux in the number of recognized orders). Approximately one third of these orders are represented in our collection.		The basic insect body plan has many variations – think of the differences between a mosquito and a ladybug – and more than 1,200,000 species of insects exist. Within the class insect, these species are grouped into approximately 26 orders (there is some flux in the number of recognized orders). Approximately one third of these orders are represented in our collection.

−		+	The insect collection was started more than 50 years ago and contains thousands of insects collected by current and former faculty and students. The specimens in this collection are used by several classes at �鶹��Ƶ, including Organismal Biology, Invertebrate Zoology, Entomology, Freshwater Biology and Aquatic Stewardship. The collection is also used by Entomologists in the broader, scientific community.
−	~~Our~~ insect collection was started ~~decades~~ ago and contains thousands of insects collected by current and former faculty and students. The specimens in this collection are used by several classes at �鶹��Ƶ, including Organismal Biology, Invertebrate Zoology, Entomology, Freshwater Biology and Aquatic Stewardship. The collection is also used by Entomologists in the broader, scientific community.

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		+	This site is currently under construction. Thank you for your patience while we get the collection online.

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−	~~This page~~ has ~~no information~~.	+	=='''The �鶹��Ƶ Insect Collection'''==
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		+	Insects are small, invertebrate animals found in nearly every conceivable terrestrial environment. As adults, they have stiff exoskeletons and their bodies are organized into three main regions: head, thorax and abdomen. The head contains one pair of antennae, a pair of compound eyes, and mouth parts that are modified to slice, suck, pierce, lap and/or tear. The thorax contains three pairs of legs and one or two pairs of wings capable of flight. Many insects are organized and grouped by their wing form and function. The adult abdomen does not contain legs, but may contain a stinger – ouch!
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		+	The basic insect body plan has many variations – think of the differences between a mosquito and a ladybug – and more than 1,200,000 species of insects exist. Within the class insect, these species are grouped into approximately 26 orders (there is some flux in the number of recognized orders). Approximately one third of these orders are represented in our collection.
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		+	Our insect collection was started decades ago and contains thousands of insects collected by current and former faculty and students. The specimens in this collection are used by several classes at �鶹��Ƶ, including Organismal Biology, Invertebrate Zoology, Entomology, Freshwater Biology and Aquatic Stewardship. The collection is also used by Entomologists in the broader, scientific community.
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		+	'''Insect Orders Represented in the Collection'''
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		+	[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Lepidoptera Lepidoptera]]
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		+	[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Dermoptera Dermaptera]]
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		+	[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Neuroptera Neuroptera]]
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		+	[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Coleoptera Coleoptera]]
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		+	[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Hemiptera Hemiptera]]
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		+	[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Hymenoptera Hymenoptera]]
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		+	[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Orthoptera Orthoptera]]
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		+	[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Diptera Diptera]]
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		+	[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Ephemeraptera Ephemeraptera]]
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		+	[[/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Odonata Odonata]]
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		+	[[https://gustavus.edu/academics/biology/systematics/Entomology_Collection/Blattodea Blattodea]]
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