When insects have two pairs of wings,they are attached to the
A)thorax and abdomen (one pair each).
B)thorax with one pair on the prothorax and one pair on the mesothorax.
C)thorax with one pair on the mesothorax and one pair on the metathorax.
D)thorax with both pairs on the mesothorax.
E)thorax with both pairs on the metathorax.

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The two pairs of wings in insects are attached to the thorax, with one pair on the mesothorax and one pair on the metathorax. This arrangement is common in insects such as bees, flies, and butterflies. Option A is incorrect because a single pair of wings is attached to the thorax. Option B and D are incorrect because the prothorax and metathorax do not have wings in insects. Option E is incorrect because both pairs of wings are not attached to the same segment of the thorax.

When Insects Have Two Pairs of Wings,they Are Attached to the