ENY3004 General Entomology
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morphology
systematics & taxonomy
collection
miscellanea
insect orders & identification
ecology & biology
Phylum Arthropoda
Ecology and Biology
Temperature
from University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Water and Humidity
from University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Seasonal Adaptation - Diapause And Dormancy
from University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Seasonal Adaptation – Migration
from University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Size and its implications
Insect Size and Its Ecological Implications
from University of Nebraska-Lincoln
More on large Protodonates and ancient atmospheres
- interesting discussion on effects of atmospheric oxygen and insect body size
Sizing Up the Hexapods
Biological Scaling: Issues and Examples of Surface to Mass Relationships
(from University of Nebraska)
On Being the Right Size
by J. B. S. Haldane - (from University of Nebraska; Note incorrect use of apostrophes in the introduction to the essay.)
Size and Shape. The immutable laws of design set limits on all organisms.
by Steven Jay Gould, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University
How is it possible for insects and spiders to walk on water or walls?
(Scientific American)
Size and Scaling
(Miami University, Giant insects in print and on film)
Sizes of organisms: the surface area:volume ratio
(University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
Behavior
Insect Behavior
from the University of Nebraska
Behavior
Class notes
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