Lecture Outline EXTERNAL ANATOMY I. The Integument

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Eggs. The female lays her eggs singly, on the upper surface of young citrus leaves. The egg contains yolk which nourishes the larva. After a few days the larva escapes from the shell, by biting a hole. The 3mm larva eats

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• Lepidoptera
• Arthropods
• Developmental biology
• Arthropod cuticle
• Insect
• Caterpillar
• Ecdysis
• Ant
• Proleg
• Phyla
• Protostome
• Zoology

Pupation. Mature larvae move to sites on the trunk or stems of the food plant. Here they settle, head uppermost, and spin a pad of silk (1). The caterpillar then moves upwards and clasps the pad with the last pair of pro

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• Phyla
• Pupa
• Diapause
• Arthropod cuticle
• Metamorphosis
• Butterfly
• Sarcophaga crassipalpis
• Zoology
• Developmental biology
• Biology

Original Paper ________________________________________________________ Forma, 17, 123–132, 2002 The Origin of the Iridescent Colors in Coleopteran Elytron

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• Optical devices
• Reflectivity
• Color
• Refractive index
• Diffraction grating
• Optics
• Physics
• Arthropod cuticle

The cuticle* Antony P. Page1§, Iain L. Johnstone2§ 1

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• Alae
• Collagen
• Cuticle
• Arthropod cuticle
• Caenorhabditis elegans
• Extracellular matrix
• Biology
• Zoology
• Anatomy

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• Physical quantities
• Arthropod cuticle
• Plant physiology
• Plant anatomy
• Cuticle
• Plant cuticle
• Chitin
• Arthropod
• Hair weave
• Biology
• Zoology
• Chemistry