The main morphological differences between insects and mites are found in the number of major body parts and legs. Mites have jointed bodies (fused into a single continuous body region), legs and an outer skeleton but separate body parts for insects.

Body: Insect is comprised of three segments i.e., head, thorax and abdomen but mites is two: cephalothorax and abdomen.

Legs: Insects have six legs but mites have eight.

Eyes: Insects have compound eyes but mites have simple eyes.

-Insects have mandibles but mites have chelicerae.

-Insects have antennae and wings (many insects) but mites do not.

-Insects under go some form of metamorphosis but mites do not.

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