Function


 * FUNCTION: "How does it work?" The understanding that everything has a purpose, a role or a way of behaving that can be investigated.**
 * by:Francisco Javier Murillo 27/5/10(** The answer of an expert (doctor) / "Marcela" Norse of the school **)

//Synthesis://** you in any circunstances that you can be also they have many things in their own body that are this ones: ||
 * ** Chemical Sensor **
 * ** Visual Sensors **
 * ** Heat Sensors **
 * They use this sensor to find you, also when they bite you your body is going to react like this but I know that the bodys react different but they are similar so I get back to the topic of the reaction (syntoms) : **
 * ** · Malaise (whole body) **
 * **  · Decay  **
 * ** · Fever **
 * **  pain of head  **
 * **  · Vomiting  **
 * **  · Pain in joints  **
 * ** · Skin rash (only the dengue give this symptom) **
 * Now look for the picture that is next, there are names of the parts of the mosquitoes so let say you the how he use that parts: **
 * [[image:http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/mosquito-parts.gif align="center" caption="external image mosquito-parts.gif"]]


 * ** Head - This is where all the sensors are, along with the biting apparatus. The head has two compound eyes, antennae to sense chemicals and the mouth parts called the palpus and the proboscis (only females h­ave the proboscis, for biting). **
 * ** Thorax - This segment is where the two wings and six legs attach. It contains the flight muscles, compound heart, some nerve cell ganglia and trachioles .**
 * ** Abdomen - This segment contains the digestive and excretory organs. **
 * [[image:http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/mosquito6a.jpg width="414" height="217" caption="mosquito" link="http://animals.howstuffworks.com/insects/insect-pictures.htm"]] ||
 * **mosquito** ||

The answer of an expert (doctor) / "Marcela" (Norse of the school)** 1. Los síntomas generales del Dengue, la Malaria y la Fiebre Amarilla son estos: · Malestar general (todo el cuerpo) · Decaimiento · Fiebre · Dolor de cabeza · Vomito · Dolor en la articulaciones · Brote en la piel (solo el dengue da este síntoma)
 * By Francisco Javier Murillo 25/5/10

//**FUNCTION**://​ by Francisco Javier Murillo, 12/5/10.

You're out in your backyard enjoying the sun and grilling your dinner. Ouch! You look down at your arm and see a painful, swelling mosquito bite. Moments later, you feel another one bite you. What are these pesky insects? Why do they bite? Do they carry diseases? What can you do to protect yourself What I have here is the answer of hour key question of Function of how they work in their breed, how they bite, what diseases they carry and what you can do to control them. Mosquitoes are insects that have been around for more than 30 million years. And it seems that, during those millions of years, mosquitoes have been honing their skills so that they are now experts at finding people to bite. Mosquitoes have a battery of sensors designed to track their prey, including: ­ Something with this many sensors sounds more like a military aircraft than an insect. That's why mosquitoes are so good at finding and biting you. As we'll see later, one of the only ways to stop mosquitoes from finding you is to confuse their chemical receptors with something like the spray that you buy in the center like: La 14, Exito ect. Like all insects, adult mosquitoes have three basic body parts: So you have a sensor package, a motor package and a fuel processing package -- a perfect design!
 * This is an example of how the mosquitoes can beat in in your own house:**
 * Up Close**
 * **Chemical sensors** **of the mosquitoes** - Mosquitoes can sense carbon dioxide and lactic acid up to 100 feet (36 meters) away. Mammals and birds gives off these gases as part of their normal breathing. Certain chemicals in sweat also seem to attract mosquitoes (people who don't sweat much don't get nearly as many mosquito bites).
 * **Visual sensors** - If you are wearing clothing that contrasts with the background, and especially if you move while wearing that clothing, mosquitoes can see you and zero in on you. It's a good bet that anything moving is "alive", and they are full of blood, so this is a good strategy.
 * **Heat sensors** - Mosquitoes can detect heat, so they can find warm-blooded mammals and birds very easily once they get close enough.
 * **Head** - This is where all the sensors are, along with the biting apparatus. The head has two compound eyes, antennae to sense chemicals and the mouth parts called the **palpus** and the **proboscis** (only females h­ave the proboscis, for biting).
 * **Thorax** - This segment is where the two wings and six legs attach. It contains the flight muscles, compound heart, some nerve cell ganglia and trachioles.
 * **Abdomen** - This segment contains the digestive and excretory organs.