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Insects have an endoskeleton.
Insects have an endoskeleton.
False (B)
Most insects have six pairs of legs.
Most insects have six pairs of legs.
False (B)
All insects can fly.
All insects can fly.
False (B)
Insects require water, air, and food to survive.
Insects require water, air, and food to survive.
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Insects do not have antennae.
Insects do not have antennae.
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Study Notes
Insect Anatomy
- Insects possess an endoskeleton, providing structural support and protection for internal organs.
- Most insects are characterized by three pairs of legs (total of six legs), aiding in movement and adaptability to various environments.
Insect Characteristics
- While many insects are capable of flight due to specialized wing structures, not all insect species can fly, contradicting a common assumption.
- Essential for survival, insects require a combination of water, air, and food, reflecting their dependence on environmental resources.
Misconceptions about Insects
- Contrary to the common features of many arthropods, insects do not possess antennae, which are sensory organs typically found in other arthropod classes.
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