The breakdown of the life cycle of a blowfly is: Group of answer choices Emergence of fly, pupation, oviposit, Active Larvae (Maggots) Active Larvae (Maggots), Pupation, Oviposit, Emergence of Fly Pupation, Active Larvae (Maggots), Oviposit, Emergence of Fly Oviposit, Active Larvae (Maggots), Pupation, Emergence as Fly

A horseshoe-shaped crown or "tuft" of tentacles used by many invertebrates for feeding is called a lophophore. fimbrium. trochophore. protostome. rhizophore.

. Describe the likely origins of the fire ant. Describe two biological characteristics that enable them to thrive.

The parasite is capable ofindependent existence in addition to parasitic life. E.g. Strongyloidsstercolaris, Naegleria fowleri, etc. called as Obligate parasites * true False

Choose correct answers | Cossidae larvae look very similar to Cerambycidae larvae, but Cossidae larvae have legs and a bigger head compared to those in Cerambycidae larvae. | Hind wings of Gracillariidae are feather-like. Mourning-cloak overwinters as an adult. | Females of Bruce Spanworm (Operophtera bruceata) have no wings. Larvae of Spotted Tussock Moth are called as 'Wooly Bears'.

Which structure, or structures, primarily acts, or act, to increase surface area for the absorption of nutrients? (mark all that apply) rhabdites spiral fossa diverticula lateral line phasmids auricles

Is the stage when an insect larva is within a cocoon a stage of total biological inactivity?

Draw 5 orders (& add key characteristics)

Host in the life cycle of a parasite in which the parasite reaches sexual maturity. Group of answer choices definitive host first intermediate host paratenic host second intermediate host

Discuss at least four advantages and disadvantages of parasitic lifestyle