2. Describe the different types of insect mouthparts. What are the specific modifications of the different parts for each type? Type of Mouthparts Description/Modifications Chewing Type (Grasshopper) Piercing-sucking Type (Aphids) Rasping-sucking Type (Thrips) Sponging Type (Housefly)

2. Describe the different types of insect mouthparts. What are the specific modifications of the different parts for each type? Type of Mouthparts Description/Modifications Chewing Type (Grasshopper) Piercing-sucking Type (Aphids) Rasping-sucking Type (Thrips) Sponging Type (Housefly)

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Chapter28: Invertebrates

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