What kind of invertebrate is a fly?

Answer 1

A fly is an invertebrate belonging to the order Diptera, which means "two wings." Flies have only two functional wings, as their hind wings have evolved into small, knob-like structures called halteres. They are characterized by their ability to fly with great agility and their specialized mouthparts for feeding on liquids. Flies undergo complete metamorphosis, transitioning through egg, larval, pupal, and adult stages.

Answer 2

I believe it belongs to the 'Arthropods' group.

Answer 3

A fly is an invertebrate, as are all insects. This means that they have no backbone. Out of the seven levels of classification of invertebrates, the fly is of the Animalia type.

Answer 4

it belongs to the lapidoptera group

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

The butterfly is an insect belonging to the Lepidoptera group.

Answer 7

Phylum Arthropoda, Insecta> Diptera.

Answer 8

phylum annelida

Answer 9

annelids