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Insect Systems
Insect Systems
Dr Farrukh Baig
INSECT PHYSIOLOGY
Circulatory System
Digestive System
Nervous System
INSECT PHYSIOLOGY
INSECT DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
4-
3- FOREGUT MIDGUT HINDGUT
9-
2-
10-
colon
7- iIeum 8-
1-(Mouth cavity)
6-
Salivarium
5-
(Gizzard)
FYI
Insect Excretory System
Malpighian Tubules
INSECT CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
Insect Respiratory System
Respiratory System in Aquatic insects
Siphon
Respiratory Position of different mosquitoes
INSECT NERVOUS SYSTEM
Supra-oesophageal Sub-oesophageal
Ventral Nerve Cord
ganglion ganglion
Insect Reproductive System
Male Insect
Testicular follicles
Vas efferens
Insect Reproductive System
Female Insect
Ovary
Ovariole
Types of Reproduction
1- Oviparity:- lay fertilized eggs. e.g. Grasshoppers, butterflies
2- Viviparity:- eggs hatch within female insect and young
ones are laid. e.g. Aphids
3- Parthenogenesis:- lay unfertilized eggs. e.g. Whiteflies,
Thrips
4- Paedogenesis:- Immature stages (larvae/pupae) start
reproducing parthenogenetically. e.g. Cecidomyids & Midges
5- Polyembryony:- When two or more larvae are produced
from single egg. e.g. Parasitic wasps
6- Hermaphroditism:- Individual having both male &
female reproductive organs. Phorid flies, Scale insect