morphology of a honeybee: worker [3]

morphology of a honeybee: worker [3] 						Anterior portion of the body containing the sensory organs and the brain.												Long hairy movable mouthpart that helps to collect nectar.				  							Hard corneous mouthpart serving as a pincer to grasp food; it also serves to shape the wax used to build cells.				  							Sensory organ of the mouth having mainly olfactory and gustatory functions.				  							Moveable mouthpart with a palp; it is located beneath the mandibles and is used to masticate food.				  							External mouthpart located above the mandibles and forming the roof of the buccal cavity.				  							Sensory organ made up of several segments and having mainly tactile and olfactory functions.				  							Organ of vision made up of thousands of facets that perceive shapes, colors, motion and distance.				  							Organ of vision formed of a single facet that captures variations in luminosity and allows the caterpillar to orient itself.

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morphology of a honeybee: worker [1]

castes

head

Anterior portion of the body containing the sensory organs and the brain.
morphology of a honeybee: worker [1]
morphology of a honeybee: worker [1]

tongue

Long hairy movable mouthpart that helps to collect nectar.

mandible

Hard corneous mouthpart serving as a pincer to grasp food; it also serves to shape the wax used to build cells.

labial palp

Sensory organ of the mouth having mainly olfactory and gustatory functions.

maxilla

Moveable mouthpart with a palp; it is located beneath the mandibles and is used to masticate food.

upper lip

External mouthpart located above the mandibles and forming the roof of the buccal cavity.

antenna

Sensory organ made up of several segments and having mainly tactile and olfactory functions.

compound eye

Organ of vision made up of thousands of facets that perceive shapes, colors, motion and distance.

simple eye

Organ of vision formed of a single facet that captures variations in luminosity and allows the caterpillar to orient itself.