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Cindy LeDuc Jimmerson,Gabby Lomasthe few remains of two formerly very extensive groups. Although both are placed in the Paleoptera, authorities disagree on whether the two orders are monophyletic or have separate origins (see Chapter 2, Section 3.2). Even if monophyletic, the Ephemeroptera and Odonata are two very different groups

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John B. Kortbeek BMedSc, MD, FRCSC, FACS Hymenoptera appears most isolated phylogenetically and is sometimes considered in a distinct superorder, the Hymenopteroidea, perhaps the sister group to the panorpoid complex. Except for the Strepsiptera, whose affinities remain unclear, the remaining orders are then tentatively united in a neurop

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Trauma and Disability in Mad Max but it has many other functions (Locke, 1974). Not only does it provide physical protection for internal organs but, because of its rigidity, it serves as a skeleton to which muscles can be attached. It also reduces water loss to a very low level in most Insecta, a feature that has been of great si

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Filomena M. Critelli,Jane McPhersonrable conditions for growth and reproduction. The structures that receive these environmental cues are sense cells, and the cues are always forms of energy, e.g., light, heat, kinetic (as in mechanoreception and sound reception), and potential (as in chemoreception, the sense of smell and taste) (De

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Migration, Trauma and Resiliencees diffuse in the dissolved state. The diffusion rate is proportional to (1) the surface area over which diffusion is occurring and (2) the diffusion gradient (concentration difference of the diffusing material between the two points under consideration divided by the distance between the two points