PPT-Introduction to Beetles

By Stephanie Modlin EDCI 270 Objective HOME To give an introduction to beetles to high school students using an interactive PowerPoint where the students are able to identify beetle classifications names 5 beetles characteristics habitat and food sources with 100 accuracy . S Department of Agriculture U S Forest Service JC Lee 15 RA Haack JF Negrn JJ Witcosky SJ Seybold University of California Davis California USDA Forest Service Northern Research Station East Lansing Michigan USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Re When the adult beetle is disturbed blood containing this toxin is exuded from the leg joints 57348e 57356uid can cause blisters when it comes in contact with the skin Beetles killed during alfalfa harvest operations and incorporated into baled alfal For hay producers particularly pro ducers of alfalfa hay and their customers who feed hay to livestock the concern becomes serious if these beetles are con57375rmed as blister beetles Blister beetles are toxic even potentially lethal to some species Bark beetles require freshly cut killed or stressed pine trees or pine slash to complete their life cycle 57349ey use this material during the spring and57347summer months to build up populations and then move to standing live pines If the weather i Using Mentor Texts to Provide Possibilities for Writing. Developing Writers. Writing is Hard.. Teaching Writing is Hard, too.. “Writing involves a continual series of judgment calls, some so minor and easy that they feel automatic, others so important and difficult that a single paragraph can take hours to write.” . A. ntennae.  . The . antennae are a pair of sense organs located near the front of an insect's head capsule. Although commonly called "feelers", the antennae are much more than just tactile receptors. They are usually covered with olfactory receptors that can detect . Insects as Evidence. Warning: Some material in this presentation and related videos may be too graphic for some people. . What do they do?. Forensic. . entomologists. apply their knowledge of entomology to provide information for criminal investigations.. Surveying for macroinvertebrates. Adapted from a presentation created by Martin Hammond. Aquatic macroinvertebrates in ponds. Water bugs. Relatively easy to identify. Useful indicators of structural diversity. What do they do?. Forensic entomologists apply their knowledge of entomology to provide information for criminal investigations.. A forensic entomologist’s job may include:. Identification of insects at various stages of their life cycle, such as eggs, larva, and adults.. . nemorensis. Snout weevils (. Curculionidae. ). 1 generation each year. Active fall to early spring. New adults emerge in spring. Attack weakened/dying trees. Secondary. Bark sloughing off. Chip cocoons. 67 Global Environmental Research2004 AIRIES 8(1)/2004: 67-74 printed in Japan 68 K. ecological impacts which will be caused by the naturalization of exotic stag beetles. Probably the native stag be RovebeetlesStaphylinidaearemembersofthelargestbeetlefamilywith52000speciesworldwide4100speciesinNorthAmericaand370speciesknownfromGSMNPTennessee/NorthCarolinaUSARovebeetlesaresmallmost112mmmax35mmandv Information for this ppt copied from WSU Extension Fact Sheet FS113E. . By Dan Fagerlie. Extension Tribal Liaison, WSU Colville . Reservation. FRTEP . & APHIS PPA 7721 NATIVE Project Director. USDA APHIS PPQ and WSU FRTEP Extension: . that can cause blisters, and can be toxic when accidentally fed to livestock in forage. Of nine species observed in Montana, only one has been reported to have damaged crops. This fact sheet describ