INSECTA
Amphiesmenoptera
Chapter Outline
- Description of Insecta
- Classification of Insecta
- Archaeognatha & Zygentoma
- Pterygota
- Neoptera
- Dictyoptera
- Orthoptera
- Paraneoptera
- Endopterygota
- Diptera
- Hymenoptera
- Lepidoptera and Trichoptera
- Coleoptera
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Intro. to Amphiesmenoptera
| LEPIDOPTERA - BUTTERFLIES, MOTHS | |
The order Lepidoptera contains the butterflies and moths. Butterflies tend to be diurnal (active in daylight) while moths are nocturnal (active at night). Butterflies also have clubbed antennae and lack the frenulum (a bristle that joins the two wings on each side together) that moths have.
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| TRICHOPTERA - CADDISFLIES | |
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