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Lab 3: Insect Mouthparts

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<strong>Lab</strong> 3: <strong>Insect</strong> <strong>Mouthparts</strong>


Types of <strong>Mouthparts</strong><br />

Type As seen in…<br />

Chewing Grasshoppers, crickets<br />

Chewing & Sucking Honeybee<br />

Sucking Butterflies and Moths<br />

Piercing-sucking Bugs, fleas, mosquitoes, stable flies<br />

Piercing-sucking & sponging Horse flies<br />

Sponging House and blow flies


labium<br />

maxilla<br />

mandible<br />

labrum


Grasshopper <strong>Mouthparts</strong>


• <strong>Lab</strong>rum: flaplike<br />

Chewing <strong>Mouthparts</strong><br />

• Mandibles: incisor &<br />

molar regions<br />

(Clissold, 2007)


• Maxillae<br />

– cardo<br />

Chewing <strong>Mouthparts</strong><br />

– stipes (with palps)<br />

– galea (lateral lobe) & lacinia<br />

(mesal lobe; with teeth)


• <strong>Lab</strong>ium<br />

– postmentum<br />

– prementum<br />

• palps<br />

Chewing <strong>Mouthparts</strong><br />

• glossae (median) &<br />

paraglossae (lateral); or<br />

ligula if lobes are fused<br />

• Hypopharynx-<br />

tongue-like floor of mouth<br />

postmentum<br />

prementum<br />

palp<br />

pg<br />

Image of roach<br />

labium by Jack Scott<br />

submentum<br />

mentum<br />

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The Honey bee:<br />

Chewing & Sucking <strong>Mouthparts</strong><br />

• Chewing mandibles<br />

• <strong>Lab</strong>ium and maxillae modified for<br />

nectar feeding<br />

paraglossae<br />

F<br />

http://www.extension.org/pages/21758/head-segment-of-the-honey-bee<br />

galea


Carpenter Bee <strong>Mouthparts</strong>


Lepidoptera:<br />

Sucking <strong>Mouthparts</strong><br />

• Proboscis formed<br />

from galea (of<br />

maxillae)<br />

• <strong>Lab</strong>ial palps evident<br />

(fun fact- Saturniidae without<br />

mouthparts as adults)


Hemiptera:<br />

Piercing-sucking <strong>Mouthparts</strong><br />

• 4 stylets<br />

– 2 mandibles<br />

– 2 maxillae<br />

• <strong>Lab</strong>ial and maxillary<br />

palps absent<br />

http://www.daviddarling.info/encyclopedia/H/Hemiptera.html


Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada<br />

image by Doug Bray, Roby Butt


Fleas:<br />

Piercing-sucking <strong>Mouthparts</strong><br />

• 3 stylets that enter<br />

host<br />

– 2 maxillary<br />

(laciniae)<br />

– 1 epipharynx<br />

• Maxillary palps<br />

and labial palps do<br />

not enter host


Center for Disease Control Archive<br />

epi<br />

http://www.nhm.ac.uk/


Dragonfly naiad


• Honeybee<br />

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-<br />

_cXqda1BZA<br />

• Dragonfly naiad<br />

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJiwcRt<br />

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