Insect Identification Webinar

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[@gudepop1974]

Great intro for someone like me, trying to learn about insects, more than overviews like NatGeo provides. Thanks!

[@cezreycor]

Fantastic content! Thank you so much! 😊😊

[@marianwhit]

This was great, thanks so much...great visuals, very organized. Will share to Nova Scotia Native Plants FB and Cape Breton Naturalists.

[@austinvickymoore3656]

Great information! Glad I watched

[@rileyjauniaux9591]

Wow! Such an informative video! Good job, Aalia!

[@talesofalady]

Wonderful content and much needed information. Thank you

[@student_remo]

Today's webinar (01:02) - Insect Evolution (other Arthropods and related taxa) - Basic adult insect anatomy - Common terrestrial insect orders and related insect families: Orthoptera, Coleoptera, Hemiptera, Diptera, Lepidoptera, Hymenoptera - Using a dichotomous key to identify insects to family and beyond - Resources The Ecology Lab Faculty of Environment University of Waterloo Ontario, Canada, North America

[@tired247]

This is so awesome! Just recently got into entomology and this was beautifully presented! I took so many notes 😅💀

[@alaid]

Very elaborate presentation. Thank you

[@davidhume6275]

Thank you

[@royal1628]

Informative and insightful! How can you know that an insect is a Fungus Gnats?

[@HukamSingh-ck9lu]

Fantastic talk

[@worldfacts8404]

Sir can i get this presentation

[@jeremycrews6433]

Bees and wasp build hexagons because it uses every bit of space as possible

[@liceous]

So good

[@PatrickGriersonPaddyboy]

Because hexagon makes the most of all space

[@KakaoKoman]

Can I get the ppt ? Hehe

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