Use the dichotomous key to answer question 22. 1A Go to 2 All wings are thin, delicate, and fragile.. Wings are rigid or not visible/present at all times... 1B hymenoptera One pair of usable wings (hind wings are tiny knobs).. Two pairs of wings.. diptera go to 3 2A 2B ЗА Wings with scales that rub off; long feeding tube, may be coiled.. Wings without scales; small, fingerlike projections used for feeding. lepidoptera 3B odonata

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Use the dichotomous key to answer question 22.

1A: All wings are thin, delicate, and fragile... Go to 2  
1B: Wings are rigid or not visible/present at all times... hymenoptera  

2A: One pair of usable wings (hind wings are tiny knobs)... diptera  
2B: Two pairs of wings... go to 3  

3A: Wings with scales that rub off; long feeding tube, may be coiled... lepidoptera  
3B: Wings without scales; small, fingerlike projections used for feeding... odonata  

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The image shows two illustrated butterflies. Below the butterfly on the right, there is an arrow pointing to the "feeding structure."

22. The scientific class of the butterfly is —

F: moth  
G: diptera  
H: lepidoptera  
J: odonata
Transcribed Image Text:Use the dichotomous key to answer question 22. 1A: All wings are thin, delicate, and fragile... Go to 2 1B: Wings are rigid or not visible/present at all times... hymenoptera 2A: One pair of usable wings (hind wings are tiny knobs)... diptera 2B: Two pairs of wings... go to 3 3A: Wings with scales that rub off; long feeding tube, may be coiled... lepidoptera 3B: Wings without scales; small, fingerlike projections used for feeding... odonata --- The image shows two illustrated butterflies. Below the butterfly on the right, there is an arrow pointing to the "feeding structure." 22. The scientific class of the butterfly is — F: moth G: diptera H: lepidoptera J: odonata
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