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q how are the three major arthropod classes characterized according to the body divisionin arachnids and crustaceans the head is fused with the
q how are the three major arthropod classes characterized according to the presence of antennaecrustaceans have two pairs of antennae insects have
q most insects have wings which is the other animal phylum that contains creatures with analogous organsbesides the phylum arthropoda another animal
q how are the three major arthropod classes characterized according to the presence of wingsarachnids and crustaceans do not have wings most insects
q is the stage when an insect larva is within a cocoon a stage of total biological inactivitythe period when the larva is inside its cocoon is a time
q what are imago and nymphnymphs are larvae of hemimetabolic insects like grasshoppers they are very similar to the adult insect although smaller in
q how are the major classes of arthropods classified according to the presence of larval stage in their embryonic developmentin crustaceans there are
q how is fecundation done in insects internal or external is there copulation between insectsfecundation in insects is internal with
q what are the kinds of fecundation that occur in arthropods what is the predominant kindin arthropods there are species having exterior fecundation
q how is arthropod reproduction characterizedreproduction in beings of the phylum arthropoda is sexual with larval stage in some insects and
q what are compound eyesarthropods have compound eyes made of several visual units called as ommatidia each ommatidium transmits visual information
q what are the noteworthy features of the nervous system of arthropodsin arthropods the nervous system has more sophisticated sensory receptors with
q how are the excretory systems of the three major arthropod classes constitutedin crustaceans a pair of excretory organs called green glands exists
q how is the respiratory system of insects with its independence between respiration and circulation related to the motor agility of some species of
q what are respiratory pigments what is the respiratory pigment present in some arthropods which is the analogous molecule in humansrespiratory
q what is the kind of circulatory system present in arthropods do these animals have respiratory pigments and heartin arthropods the respiratory
q in arthropods why isnt gas exchange done through cutaneous diffusionin arthropods the impermeability of the exoskeleton makes the way of gases
q which respiratory adaptations or organs do aquatic and terrestrial arthropods respectively presentin crustaceans typical aquatic beings there are
q how is the extracorporeal digestion associated to predation in arachnidsarachnids can inoculate poison to kill or paralyze their preys using
q what is the kind of digestive system present in beings of the phylum arthropoda are these animals deuterostomes or protostomesthe digestive tube of
q how can the features of the arthropod exoskeleton describe the terrestrial adaptation of some species of the phylumin the arthropod exoskeleton
q how does the presence of exoskeleton describe the general small size of arthropodssince they have periodic ecdysis and exoskeleton the growth of
q how do arthropods growdue to the presence of exoskeleton the growth of an arthropod is periodical during the growth period the animal loses the
q what is the external rigid carapace of arthropods called of which substance is it made which kind of organic molecule is that substancethe exterior
q concerning germ layers and the presence of coelom how are arthropods characterizedarthropods are triploblastic and coelomate beings they have three