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Classification of Arthropod classes as per the body division

Characterize three main arthropod classes according to the body division?

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In “crustaceans” and “arachnids” head is fused with thorax forming cephalothorax. Their body therefore is into cephalothorax and abdomen. In insects there exist head, abdomen and thorax.

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