Across
- 2. Soft ticks
- 4. "glue-bar"; springtails; chewing mouthparts, no wings; no metamorphosis
- 5. latrine flies
- 8. made of chitin and protein; middle layer of skin
- 9. arthropod borne virus
- 10. last body segment
- 12. chitin and protein; outer layer of skin; waterproof; below the boundary layer
- 14. clover mites; don't tend to both animals; super small, leave a red smear when crushed
- 17. the actual shedding of the old exoskeleton
- 18. "sheath-wing"; beetles, weevils; chewing mouthparts; complete metamorphosis
- 19. cattle fever ticks
- 20. A blue or gray color resulting from lack of oxygen in the body.
- 21. to escape adverse conditions; just suspend yourself in animation and wait for the conditions to get better
- 22. painful, slow-developing ulcers or furuncle- (boil-) like sores that can last for a prolonged period; caused by larvae
- 24. relies on antigen-antibody binding
- 25. chiggers; larval mites; cue on CO2; liquefy skin and ingest
- 28. thread-like antennae; ground beetles, cockroaches
- 31. genus containing medium to large ticks that parisitize all terrestrial vertabrates
- 34. tropical bont (multicolored) tick; vector of heartwater disease
- 35. first part; lined with thick cuticle
- 36. "short-lived"; mayflies, shadflies; vestigial mouthparts; adults don't feed; gradual metamorphosis
- 37. mosquito that vectors yellow fever
- 41. millipede; many body segments, two pairs of legs per segment
- 42. two names are used to denote a species of living organism; genus, specific epithet
- 43. used to prevent myiasis
- 44. all the remaining segments of the antennae
- 45. pouch-like with lateral bristle antennae; house flies
- 46. clear, water-soluble, bitter in taste; neurotoxic, hemorrhagic, and hemolytic properties
- 47. centipedes; many body segments; one pair of legs per segment
- 50. causes Lyme disease
- 51. study of mites and ticks
- 52. house dust mites; feed on organic detritus
- 54. an apicomplexan; results in fast and brutal death in 90% of infected cattle
- 55. crayfish, lobsters, shrimp; 2 pair of antenae
- 56. active at dawn and dusk
- 62. lone star tick
- 65. diapause or migration
- 67. transmitted by mosquitoes
- 69. cat fleas; in dogs C. canis
- 71. casu marzu; rotten cheese; Italian sheep milk cheese notable for being riddled with live maggots
- 72. discovered Chagas disease and kissing bugs
- 73. active in the daytime
- 74. honey bee
- 75. blowflies
- 76. "unarmed-tail"; piercing-sucking mouthparts; lice
Down
- 1. makes up exoskeleton and endocuticle
- 2. no molting; no wings; egg-young-adult
- 3. "net-wing"; cockroaches; chewing mouthparts; gradual metamorphosis
- 6. condition in which blockage of lymphatic vessels results in enormous enlargement of body parts philareal infection can be on one body part
- 7. Black Death, comes from fleas; swelling of the skin
- 8. hard, sclerotized front wings that serve as protective covers for membranous hind wings
- 11. a steroid hormone that controls molting in insects and other arthropods
- 13. bovis, caprae, canis; follicle mites of different animals
- 14. with swellings in lymph nodes, especially in the armpit and groin
- 15. gulf coast tick
- 16. spiders, mites, ticks, scorpions, eight legs, no antennae
- 23. bilaterally symmetrical; segmented; chitinous exoskeleton; open circulatory system
- 26. Aggressive behavior and development of eggs; JH affects this
- 27. german cockroach; urban
- 29. Africanized bee
- 30. Chagas disease; caused by a protozoan; vectored by kissing bugs
- 32. oriental cockroach; black beetle; common in damp basements
- 33. common bed bug
- 38. used for protection, muscle attachment, retardation of water loss
- 39. Occurs when a parasite (mosquito) blocks lymph drainage, causing edema
- 40. arthropods, insects, arachnids, crustaceans....
- 48. rocky mountain wood tick
- 49. chicken mites
- 51. mosquito - malaria
- 53. living layer; layer of cells just underneath the cuticle
- 56. insecticide used on infected cattle to rid them of arthropods
- 57. dipping vats used to treat cattle; removes arthropods
- 58. biting midges
- 59. A species of Plasmodium (i.e., malaria parasite) responsible for the most morbidity and mortality associated with malaria.
- 60. raised, primary lesion of Trypanosoma cruzi infection
- 61. crawling sensations and buzzing noises; in ears; larvae may get to the brain
- 63. Anti-malarial drug, produces highly reactive free radicals which harm the parasite
- 64. Genus of mosquito most associated with West Nile Virus
- 66. "two-wings"; mosquitoes; flies; halteres; complete metamorphosis
- 67. type of leg; adapted for running
- 68. deer fly
- 70. boundary layer; outermost layer; waterproof