ARTHROPODS/leggless Flashcards

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Arachnids mean

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8 legs, a cephalothorax and abdomen, no antennae, 1 set of pedipalps. Arachnids are known for spinning webs like spiders, although there are some arachnids that do not spin webs such as ticks and scorpions

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Crustaceans mean

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The different species differ from each other with regards to their number of legs. They have 2 sets of antennae and the fronts legs are modified to pincers. An example of Crustaceans is the crab

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Insects mean

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6 legs, 3 main body parts, 1 set of antennae and most likely wings. An example is the grasshopper

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Diplopods mean

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Many pairs of legs and a segmented body e.g. Milipedes

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Protozoa mean

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Organisms that consist of one cell only.

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Coelenterate mean

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Soft bodies with cells that burn it touched. They have no head and only 1 body opening where feeding as well as excreation takes place e.g. jellyfish

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Flatworm mean

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Simple and soft bodies of which certain species are segmented e.g. tapeworms

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Annelids mean

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Segmented, cylindrical soft bodies e.g. earthworms

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Molluscs mean

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Soft bodies, sometimes have arms, mostly with shells e.g. snails

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Echinoderms mean

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Sea animals with spines on their body covering e.g. starfish

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