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  • Which insect has an absent right mandible?

    Question: Which insect has an absent right mandible?

    Options:

    Mosquito
    Dragonfly
    Honeybee
    Thrips

    ✅Explanation:
    Thrips are the only insects among the listed options that lack a right mandible. Their mouthparts are adapted for piercing and sucking.

    📌Other Options:
    -a) Mosquito: While female mosquitoes have piercing mouthparts.
    -b) Dragonfly: Dragonflies have powerful mandibles used for catching and chewing prey.
    -c) Honeybee: Like dragonflies, honeybees also have both mandibles, which are adapted for manipulating wax and pollen.

    🟠 Related Terminologies:
    -Mandible: A hard, paired mouthpart used for chewing, grasping, or piercing in insects and other arthropods.
    -Proboscis: A modified mouthpart for sucking in insects and other animals.

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