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| ARACHNIDS |
| Class: Arachnid |
| ARTHROPODS |
| Animal
Adventures Research page and world map |
| Arthropod Crossword
Puzzle |
| Arthropod: Fact or Fiction
50 True False questions |
| Arthrpod Review Sheet
and Arthropod
Review Sheet 2 Type in your answers and check them on line. |
Bug-go
Bingo Game. Good pictures and paragraphs of information. Could make a
Field Guide. Player Game Cards Card 1 Card 2 Card 3 Card 4 Card 5
Insect Line Drawings Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9
Information
Sheets and Instructions |
| Bug Profile Sheet |
| Don't
Let the Bugs Bite Crossword Puzzle |
| Find the Arthropods
Find 19 arthropods in the picture |
| Arthropod Data Collection
Information to include on an arthropod report. |
| Let's Get Crabby
Worm, Crab, Cricket, Hermit Crab and Millipede |
| Arthropod Genetics Construct
imaginary arthropods by selecting dominant and recessive traits with genotypes and
phenotypes. Construct Punnett Squares determing traits of offspring. |
| Arthropod Worksheet
Arthropod
Worksheet 2 |
| Arthropod
Quiz McGraw-Hill online quiz |
| Arthropod
Slideshow |
 The Arthropod
Story
Tour through the amazing evolutionary history of arthropods. |
| Arthropod
Care Sheets Walking Sticks, Praying Mantids, Cockroaches, Tarantulas, Crickets,
Scorpions, Lighting Bugs, Caterpillars |
| Arthropod Information |
| Arthropod Proverbs |
| Arthropods:
Animal Diversity |
| CENTIPEDES & MILLIPEDES |
| Centipde
Diagram and Information From Enchanted Learing |
| Centepede
Pictures Good Pictures Deset, House, Garden Centipede |
| Millipede
Diagram and Information From Enchanted Learning |
| Centipedes, Centipedes are long, flattened, many-segmented arthropods. Most of
the segments have a pair of legs. |
| COLLECTIONS |
| Field Collection
Record |
| Thoughts on
Collections Alternate project ideas |
| Zoo Display Label |
| CRABS |
| Blue Crab
Observation |
| CRAYFISH |
| Crayfish
Digestive and Excretory System Diagram |
| Crayfish
Internal Structure Diagram |
| The Crayfish by T.H.
Huxley An introduction of the study of Zoology. |
| Crayfish Corner
Information on appearance, behavior, and anatomy |
| Crayfish Fights
Agnostic Behavior in crayfish. |
| Crayfish On Line
Diagram Checks and gives you a grade. |
| Crayfish Dissection Review Internal and
external views of a crayfish |
| Crayfish Home Page Everything you want
or need to know about crayfish. |
| Crayfish Recipes
The edible part is the tail. The typical way to eat crayfish is boiled with secret
ingredients. |
| Crayfish
Respiration |
| Crayfish
Review Images to study after dissection. |
| Rusty Crayfish Fact Sheet Rusty
crayfish (Orconectes rusticus) have invaded portions of Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Ontario, and many other areas. Although native to parts of some Great Lakes states, rusty
crayfish have spread to many northern lakes and streams where they cause a variety of
ecological problems. |
| CRUSTACEANS |
| Class Crustaceans |
| DAPHNIA |
| Water Flea Anatomy
Anatomy of a daphnia |
| Daphnia This
animal is probably more common than ants and it most likely lives in your neighborhood.
It's a fascinating animal to collect and observe, and you can even view its heart beating
inside the body. |
| DECAPODS |
| Order Decapod Shrimp. Lobsters,
Crabs |
| DISSECTION |
| Crayfish Dissection |
| Crayfish Dissection by Holt Science |
| Crayfish: Internal
Anatomy Step-by-step directions with a checklist. |
| FIELD TRIPS |
| Bugs
Caught in the Web |
| FLY (DIPTERA) |
| HERMIT CRAB |
| Hermit Crab
Coloring Page |
| HORSESHOE CRAB |
| Build a
Horseshoe Crab Choose K-12 Education, then Marine Science Lesson Plans, Register
your email address, finally choose Build a Horseshoe Crab |
| Horseshoe
Crab Information |
| KEYS & GUIDES |
| Bug Club: Key to Insect Orders |
| Bug ID An easy to use Insect
Identification Key |
| PEERS Spider Identification Chart
This database has been developed to help with the identification of the species of spiders
that will most likely be collected in the Blue Mountains Region of Northeast Oregon. We
realize that it is not a complete resource. We hope to continue to add to the database in
the future. Thank you for taking the time to search this resource. |
| Pond
Life Identification Guide Kananaskis County |
| Spider Location Chart
and Pictures This table, the drawings of spiders and webs below will make
it easier to identify a spider. Together with the thumbnail page
you can find the family or your spider. |
| LOBSTERS |
| Fishin for Facts: The Lobster
Lobster Parts |
| Love a Lobster
Choose K-12 Education, then Marine Science Lesson Plans, Register your email address,
finally choose Love a Lobster |
| A Lobster's Life
Early years, Molting, Diet, Predators, Courtship & Mating, |
| Lobster Parts |
| PILLBUGS |
| Exploration of Pillbugs
5 day 18 page lesson plan |
| SCORPIONS |
| Desert Scorpion Scorpions
are venomous arthropods of the class Arachnida and are considered relatives of the
spiders, mites, ticks and harvestmen. There are approximately 1,300 species of scorpions
worldwide, characterized by an elongated body and a segmented tail that is tipped with a
venomous stinger. |
| Giant Water
Scorpion Walked on Land |
| Gordon's Scorpion Page |
| Scorpions
Scorpions are venomous arthropods of the class
Arachnid and are considered relatives of the spiders, mites, ticks and harvestmen. There
are approximately 1,300 species of scorpions worldwide. Information on the range,
habitat description, life cycle of scorpions. |
| Scorpions
Scorpion facts. |
| Sea Scorpion:
Fact File |
| SPIDERS |
| Spider Activities 7
Activities. Includes rubric |
| Spider
Parts Label the spider diagram Answers |
| Spider
Tools Directions on how to make a spider rake and a "Pooter". |
| Spider Vivarium
Students study spiders by observing them in a "close to natural" state; they
describe the spiders' physical features and their eating, mating, and reproducing
behavior, if possible from observations. Spider
Tools |
| Creatures
from Planet X Introduction to spiders. Draw a creature using spider
characteristics. Profile of
Creature |
| Creepy Crawly Spider Bracelet |
| Spider Mini-Book
Draw and color four pages of a spider's life cycle. |
| Collecting,
Keeping, and Caring For Spiders and Spider
Tools |
| Spider Facts
Daddy-Long-Legs; Zebra Spider; House Spider; Orb Web Spider; Spider Diagram |
| Spider Information |
| Spider and Insect
Comparison |
| Spiders Are Not Bugs Jumping Spider
Tarantula Wolf Spider |
| Anatomy of a Spider Great pictures, diagram, and information about
spiders |
| Class Arachnida
The class Arachnida, pronounced "a-RACH-ni-da" includes the orders for spiders,
mites, scorpions, and other arthropods with eight legs. The order Araneae is pronounced
"ah-RAY-ne-ah". Araneae is the Latin word for spider. HUGE SITE OF INFORMATION |
| Daddy-Long Legs
These almost spiders have a small body and very long legs. Information on hunting methods
and prey, breeding, and enemies. |
| Hunters: Land Rovers and Sit and
Wait |
| Introduction to Wolf
Spiders |
| Other Spiders Here's some information on the most common spiders world-wide. Click on
the picture of the spider to go that page. |
| Jumping Spiders: A
Spider's Taste for Blood An East African Jumping spider doesn't have the
mouthparts to pierce vertebrate skin. It eats mosquitos that have just dined on a
vertebrate. |
| Spider Location Chart
and Pictures This table, the drawings of spiders and webs below will make
it easier to identify a spider. Together with the thumbnail page
you can find the family or your spider. |
| Spiders: Insect Zoo
Who needs them? We do--without them, insect populations would be totally out of
control. They are the mightiest hunters of the arthropod clan; with or without their
famous webs, their methods succeed against other insects who have a great advantage over
the wingless spiders--flight. |
| Trap Door Spider
Habitat, Food & Hunting, Breeding, Enemies, Distribution, and Key Facts |
| STOMATOPODS |
| What Are Stomatopods?
Stomatopods are predatory crustaceans that live in the shallow waters of tropical and
subtropical seas. |
Arthropods Section 2 pages 335-342
Introduction: Savage Garden: Leslie Nielson Video
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