6 kaki
1 pasang antena
Kebanyakan
dewasa bersayap
Caput
Mata tunggal
Mata faset
antena
Bibir atas
Rahang atas
Bibir bawah
Sungut labial
mandibula
Mata faset & Ocelli
Ocelli
Mata majemuk
Tipe mulut
Ilustrasi
prothorax
mesothorax Sepasang
Sepasang tungkai
sayap
metathorax
Lepisma Saccharina
Ordo
Ordo Collembola
Ordo Lepidopthera
Insects have evolved many variations of the
wings, and an individual insect may posess more
than one type of wing. Wing venation is a
commonly used taxonomic character, especially
at the family and species level.
Danaus eresimus
Jenis-jenis sayap
Membranous wings are thin and more or
less transparent, but some are darkened.
Examples: Dragonfiles and damselflies
(order Odonata), lacewings
(order Neuroptera), flies (order Diptera),
bees and wasps (order Hymenoptera),
termites (order Isoptera).
Elytra (singular elytron) are the hardened, heavily sclerotized forewings of beetles and are
modified to protect the hind wings when at rest.
Examples: All beetles (order Coleoptera).
A variation of the elytra is the hemelytra. The forewings of Hemipterans are said to be
hemelytrous because they are hardened throughout the proximal two-thirds, while the distal
portion is membranous. Unlike elytra, hemelytra function primarily as flight wings.
Tegmina (singular tegmen) are the leathery forewings of insects in the orders Orthoptera,
Blattaria, and Mantodea. Like the elytra on beetles and the hemelytra on bugs, the
tegmina help protect the delicate hind wings.
Examples: Grasshoppers, crickets and katydids (order Orthoptera), Cockroaches
(order Blattaria), Mantids (order Mantodea).
Tengah (midleg)
saltorial (melompat)
Raptorial (mencengkram)
Natatorial (berenang)
Tipe tungkai serangga
Saltatorial Raptorial
Valanga nigricornis Stagmomantis carolina
(belalang) (belalang sembah)
Korbikulum Kursorial
Periplaneta australasiae
Apis cerana
(kecoa)
(lebah madu)
Natatorial Fosorial
Gryllotalpa africana
Hydrophilus triangularis (orong-orong)
(kumbang air)
Abdomen
The abdomen contains the reproductive organs and the majority
of the organ systems. The dorsal and ventral abdominal
segments are termed terga (singular tergum) and sterna
(singular sternum), respectively. Spiracles usually can be found
in the conjunctive tissue between the terga and sterna of
abdominal segments 1-8. Reproductive structures are located on
the 9th segment in males (including the aedeagus, or penis, and
often a pair of claspers) and on the 8th and 9th abdominal
segments in females (female external genitalia copulatory
openings and ovipositor)
Telur
Aedes culex
Pupa
Imago
proboscis
caput antenna
palpa
foreleg
thorax wing
Vein Cu
Vein 1A
femur
abdomen
Abdominal terga
midleg
hindleg
Nyamuk Aedes
aegypti berwarna
hitam dengan
belang-belang
(loreng) putih
pada seluruh
tubuhnya
Membedakan nyamuk
Caput