Kavya Sahoo


 Ekya School ITPL


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 Mosquitoes are easily distinguished by their long proboscis projecting from the head, presence of scales on the wing veins and a fringe of scales along the wing edge.


 Above, the thorax of the mosquito is observed which contains the compound eyes and antennae protruding from it.




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 The wings of the mosquito contain scaly venation with tiny scale structures on the side of the wings as well.


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 The thigh region of the appendage shows the presence of hair-like structures above the long thin forelegs.

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