differentiate apterygota and pterygota subclasses of
phylum arthropoda?
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Answer / abhilash
apterygopta: wingless,primitive insects.metamorphosis is
slight or absent.adult with one or more abdominal
appendages.
pterygota:winged,sometimes secondarily apterous.
metamorphosis varied slight or wanting.
adults with pregenital abdominal aegments.
it is further divided into exopterygota and endopterygota.
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Answer / akash deshmukh
Apterygota - primary wingless means evolve from the wingless ancestor
2.mandibular articulation at single point it means monocondylic
3.adult hving the pregenital appendages
4.metamorphosis is totaly absent or slight
5.adults molts several times
6.plural sulcus in thorax is absent
Pterygota- 1.$econdary winglles 2.metamorphosis is present
3.preginatal abdominal appendages absent4.adults donot moults 5.dicondylic
Further divided into rxopterygota n endopterygota
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Answer / master daniel abese yeboah
Apterygota:They are the wingless insect or insect without wings whether being internal or external
Pterygota: They are the winged insect or insect with wings and are group into two classes that is the endopterygota meaning possession of internal wing and exopterygota meaning possession of external wing.
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