Titlebook: Outlines of Entomology; R. G. Davies Book 1988 R.G. Davies 1988 entomology

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Introduction,d excretion, and usually bears special structures used in copulation and egg-laying. When it leaves the egg, the young insect differs more or less extensively from the adult form and its development therefore involves some degree of metamorphosis.

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Insect structure and function,e and is responsible for dissolving and absorbing most of the old cuticle when the insect moults (p. 104) as well as repairing wounds and differentiating so as to determine the form and surface appearance of the insect. The cuticle forms the outer exoskeleton and is also present as a lining to the f

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Classification and biology,e distinct species. The structural differences are presumed or, in some cases, are known to be indicators of a barrier to interbreeding between the two kinds. Species are then grouped into genera, a genus being an assemblage of species showing evidence in common characters of close relationship. Gen

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