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APPENDAGES OF THORAX (LEGS & WINGS) AND THEIR MODIFICATIONS, ABDOMEN (MALE AND
FEMALE GENITALIA)
Dr. Muhammad Hamid BashirAssistant Professor
Department of EntomologyUniversity of Agriculture, Faisalabad
OUTLINE
Legs
Typical leg Modifications
Wings• Typical• Modifications
Wings coupling
apparatusAbdomenGenitalia• Male• Female
APPENDAGES OF THORAX
FUN FACTS ABOUT INSECTS
Most successful creatures on the planet
Insects have been around for at least 350 million years
Over 900,000 described species (75% of all animal species)
Biomass
•Diversified Habitat from aquatic to terrestrial
Long and thick segment
Femur
Fishbone provided muscles on it
Narrows towards apex Femasulcus`
Brunners organ on it
3 segmented
Tarsus
1st segment longer than 2nd 3rd segment largest Plantulae present Claws present Arolium
CURSORIAL Femur normal not thickened Femur and tibia are long Legs are well developed
similar in form• Metaleg of cockroach
Ambulatory or walking
Catching or grasping
Coxa is very long
Femur long, thick with spines
Tibia is shorter
Proleg of mantid
RAPTORIAL
Parts are reduced and flattened for digging.
Tibia has finger like projections.
The tarsus is produced into three finger like processes
Proleg of mole cricket
FOSSORIAL Digging
Wing development• Apterous (without wings)
• Brachypterous (Reduced wings)
• Macropterous (Well developed wings)
• Wing pads (In nymphs of Exopterygota)
Longitudenal veins
Costa (C)
Subcosta (Sc)
Radius (R)
Media (M)
Cubitus (Cu)
Anals (A)
Unbranced
2-branced
5-branced
6-branced
2-branced
3 or 4 analsunbranched
INSECT WINGcosta
subcosta
radius
medial
cubitusanal
jugal
h= Costa + Subcosta
r= R1 + Rs
s = R3 + R4
r-m = R + M
m = M2 + M3
m -cu= M + Cu
• Archedictyon (Irregular network of veins)
• Nodus (Thick short cross vein in the midded of costal margin)
• Pterostigma (Pigmented spot in costal margin)• Marginal Setae
(Thrips)
Archedictyon
Cells of Wings
• Open Cells (Area extends to the margin of the wing)
• Closed Cells (Area completely surrounded by veins)
TAGMINA
Forewings modified into long, narrow, hard and slightly thick structure.
GrasshopperCockroachesMantidsCrickets
MALE GENITALIA
Genital organs are called phallic complex
Phallic complex contains aedeagusand epiphallus
Aedeagus flask shaped wrapped in ectophallic membrane
Basal valves connected to apical lobes
Penis present in phallotreme cleft.
Epiphallus is collar like present on dorsal side of aedeagus.
Consist of two long lateral sclerites connected with a bridge
Have two two hook like posterior projections
Subgenital plate very large with egg guide present posteriorly.
Ovipositor consists of dorsal and ventral valves.
Valves have tips directed in opposite directions
Egg guide is triangular present between valves of ovipositor.
FEMALE GENITALIA