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- Introduction
- Objectives of parts 1 and 2
- Topics: part 1
- Topics: part 2
- The significance of arthropods
- Arthropod characteristics
- Jointed appendages
- Exoskeleton
- Exoskeleton formed by a single cell layer
- Muscles attach directly to the integument
- Segmented bodies
- Tagmosis-body plans
- Holotrophic
- Open body cavity (hemocoel)
- The molting process
- Ecdysis
- The phylum Arthropoda
- Subphylum Trilobita
- Subphylum Chelicerata
- Subphylum Mandibulata
- Insects, the only flying invertebrates
- Arthropod classification and identification
- Classification
- Functions of classifications
- Hierarchical classification of Aedes Aegypti
- Common names
- Arthropod identification
- Example of a pictorial branching key
- Introduction to the class Insecta
- Generalized insect structure
- Generalized insect structure: head
- Generalized insect structure: thorax
- Generalized insect structure: abdomen
- Characters used for classification and identification
- Mouthparts
- Bases for higher classification of insects
- Insect wings
- Primitively wingless
- Primitive wings
- Wing flexion
- Secondarily wingless (apterous) insects
- The generalized insect life cycle
- Insect life cycle types
- No metamorphosis
- Simple metamorphosis
- Complete metamorphosis
- Developing legs and wings in a mosquito larva
- Broad evolutionary patterns in insects
- Major divisions of Insecta
- Arthropods and human disease
- How humans and arthropods come into contact
- How are arthropods medical problems?
- Direct association with pathology
- Pave the way for secondary infection
- Transmission of infectious agents by arthropods
- Biological transmission
- Mosquito alimentary canal (1)
- Mosquito alimentary canal (2)
- Mosquito alimentary canal: foregut
- Mosquito alimentary canal: midgut
- Mosquito alimentary canal: hindgut
- Mosquito salivary glands
- Mosquito blood-feeding
- Probing
- Vitellogenesis and gravid female mosquito
- The process of biological transmission
- Part 2
- Suggested resources
- Credits
Topics Covered
- Arthropod significance, characteristics, classification and identification
- Direct (e.g. blood-feeding) and indirect encounters between humans, animals and arthropods
- Arthropods can be direct causes of pathology (e.g. stinging), facilitators of secondary infection and mechanical or biological vectors (transmitters) of pathogens
- Mosquito blood-feeding and pathogen transmission provides a useful example of biological transmission
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Talk Citation
Romoser, W.S. (2010, October 26). Overview of arthropods & their impact on the health of humans & other vertebrates 1 [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 8, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/HPCO7083.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
Financial Disclosures
- Prof. William S. Romoser has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.
Overview of arthropods & their impact on the health of humans & other vertebrates 1
Published on October 26, 2010
49 min
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