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A life science teacher at a public high school in Fayetteville, Arkansas, Stephanie Jimenez directs classroom lab investigations and leads an autumn insect collection project with her students. She writes about insect anatomy and physiology for Biology Insights. Jimenez holds a bachelor’s degree in biology and a master’s degree in secondary science education.

How Ant Behavior Creates Complex Societies
Phylliidae: An Introduction to Leaf Insects
Moth Eyes: How They Inspire Anti-Glare Technology
How the Ant Brain Creates a Superorganism
What Are Sternorrhyncha? Defining a Suborder of Insects
Insect Claws: Their Function and Anatomy
The Relationship Between Humans and Lice
The Biology of an Insect Egg: Form, Function, and Diversity
Hybrid Insects: Creation, Traits, and Ecological Impact
The Insect Thorax: Anatomy and Function
The Astonishing Anatomy of a Termite Queen
Beetle Sounds: How They’re Made and What They Mean
What Causes Locust Migration and Swarms?
Can Beetles See? Inside Their Unique World of Vision
Why Tsetse Fly Reproduction Is So Unusual
How Does Insect Flying Actually Work?
How Leaf-Cutter Ants Farm Fungus and Process Leaves
Invertebrate Structures and Adaptations Explained
Drosophila Reproduction: Mating, Genetics, and Environmental Impact
How Do Aphids Reproduce Asexually? Inside Parthenogenesis
Fruit Flies Mating: Behavior, Courtship, and Social Cues
Mosquito Parasitism: Transmission and Species Variation
Aggregation Pheromones and Their Influence on Insect Behavior