The Insects: Structure and Function – R. F. Chapman, Stephen J. Simpson, A. E. Douglas – 5th Edition

PART. I. The head, ingestion, utilization and distribution of food:
1. Head
2. Mouthparts and feeding
3. Alimentary canal, digestion and absorPARTion
4. Nutrition
5. Circulatory system, blood and the immune system
6. Fat body

PART. II. The thorax and locomotion:
7. Thorax
8. Legs and locomotion
9. Wings and flight
10. Muscles

PART. III. The abdomen, reproduction and development:
11. Abdomen
12. Reproductive system: male
13. Reproductive system: female
14. The egg and embryology
15. Postembryonic development

PART. IV. The integument, gas exchange and homeostasis:
16. Integument
17. Gaseous exchange
18. Excretion and salt and water regulation
19. Thermal relations

PART. V. Communication:
A. Physiological coordination within the insect:
20. Nervous system
21. Endocrine system

B. PercePARTion of the environment:
22. Vision
23. MechanorecePARTion
24. ChemorecePARTion

C. Communication with other organisms:
25. Visual signals: colour and light production
26. Mechanical communication: producing sound and substrate vibrations
27. Chemical communication: pheromones and allelochemicals