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By Ingrid, AND Vincent


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Vincent's Work VincentTsin Land Wiki, the best free Wiki with tons of information. Preface Animal and plants are all living thing, and that includes us, but we are smarter than other living things, because we use more resources than other living things do. The world has been polluted by us, we are smarter than other living things and we have responsibility to fulfill their needs. Now we will discuss about their needs.Table of Contents Pre. Preface 1. Scientific classification 2. Living things rely on each other 3. Life Cycle of most of the

Scientific classification Life: Cellular life Domain: Eukaryota Kingdom: Animalia Subkingdom: Eumetazoa Superphylum: Ecdysozoa Phylum: Arthropoda Subphylum:Hexapoda Class: Insecta Superorder:Hymenopterida Order: Hymenoptera Suborder: Apocrita Superfamily: Apoidea Family: Apidae Subfamily: Apinae Tribe: Apini Genus: Apis Bees are in Domain Eukaryota in Kingdom Animalia-Animal in Phylum Arthropoda in Class Insecta-Insects in Order Hymenoptera-contains large amount of insects in Suborder Apocrita-contains bees, wasps and ants in Superfamily Apoidea-wasps and bees in finally in family: Apidae- bees. If you keep going, you will find Subfamily Apinae, it gathers floral oils but not pollens, and into Tribes. Honey Bees is the tribe Apini and into Genus Apis. Bumble Bees is the tribe Bombini and into Genus Bombus. And here's the rest. Anthophorini - typical digger bees Centridini Ctenoplectrini Emphorini Ericrocidini Eucerini Euglossini - orchid bees Exomalopsini Isepeolini Melectini Meliponini - stingless bees Osirini Protepeolini Rhathymini Tapinotaspidini Tetrapediini Subgenus and Species Subgenus Micrapis: Apis andreniformis Apis florea Subgenus Megapis: Apis breviligula Apis dorsata Subgenus Apis: Apis cerana Apis indica Apis koschevnikovi Apis mellifera Apis nigrocincta Living things rely on each other Flowers produce nectars. Honey bees drink nectars. Honey bees refine and concentrate nectars to make honey. Honey bees store nectar as honey in the honeycomb (Wax). When animals and plants dies, they will be decomposed and turn into nutrients for other plants to grow.

Life Cycle of Butterflies and Moths Butterflies and moths are both metamorphism, which is insects that have four main live stages: egg or embryo, larva, pupa and adult or imago. Embryo is when the insect is still in the egg being fertilized until it hatches. When an insect is a larva, it looks like a worm, or actually you can call it a worm, it starts when hatched until it start turning itself into a pupa, this stage is gaining energy for metamorphosis. Pupa stage is a stage when the insect starts developing and changing the structure of the body inside a cocoon. Imago is when a insect is in adult form, most of them has wings and their reproduction organs is ready, in this stage, it mates with other insects and the female insects will lay eggs, the eggs will be a embryo stage and the insect that hatched from it will start a new cycle, the old insects will soon die out but the cycle doesn't, except if the whole species extincted, then it will effect the ecosystem. Life: Cellular life Domain: Eukaryota Kingdom: Animalia Subkingdom: Eumetazoa Superphylum: Ecdysozoa Phylum: Arthropoda Subphylum:Hexapoda Class: Insecta (unranked): Dicondylia Subclass: Pterygota (unranked): Metapterygota Infraclass: Neoptera (unranked): Eumetabola Superorder: Endopterygota

Moths:.............................Butterflies:........................Butterflies and Moths: Family: Agathiphagidae.....(unranked): Rhopalocera...Cohort: Myoglossata Genus: Agathiphaga................................................. Subcohort: Neolepidoptera ...............................................................................Infraorder: Heteroneura ...............................................................................99% of all Butterflies and Moths. Ingrid's Work

Scientists think that bees, butterflies, etc. know where nectar is mainly using the honey guides, bright markings and strong smells. Honey guides are the colorful stripes or spots on a flower, which shows where nectar is.

1. Claybourne, Anna. How Do Bees Make Honey?. London, England: Usborne Publishing Ltd. 2. http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/honey_guide

Greenhouse gases and global warming affect butterflies, bees, flowers and even us. It mainly comes from people burning fossil fuels.

Burning natural gas creates least carbon dioxide with coal creating most.

http://www.ecokids.ca/pub/eco_info/topics/energy/quiz/index.cfm