Mosquito Anatomy Diagram

A detailed diagram of a mosquito, labeling its anatomical parts including the head, thorax, abdomen, wings, and legs, with specific features such as the proboscis, antennae, and tarsomeres highlighted.

This image is a detailed diagram of a mosquito, illustrating its anatomical structure. The mosquito is divided into sections: the head (with features like the proboscis, antennae, and compound eye), the thorax (including the antepronotum, scutum, and halter), and the abdomen (with segments I to VII and the cercus). The wings are labeled with longitudinal veins (costa, subcosta, radius, media, cubitus, anal) and crossveins (radial-medial, medial-cubital, humeral). The legs are divided into foreleg, mid leg, and hind leg, with parts like the femur, tibia, and tarsomeres (tarsus) highlighted.