chapter 38 final Flashcards
set of fused segments
tagma
feeler
antenna
synthesizes the exoskeleton
epidermis
pincerlike mouthpart
chelicera
necessary for growth
molting
legs and antennae
appendages
web weaving organ
spinneret
two leg pairs per segment
millipede
muscles that move the segments of arthropods are attached to which layer of the exoskeleton
the inner layer
during its lifetime, a typical arthropod will molt
many times
all arthropods have
a true coelom and an exoskelton
one difference between trilobites and crustaceans is the
fact that trilobites are extinct
a protective feature of the crustacean exoskeleton is the
presence of calcium carbonate
of the following , the diet of an isopod is most similar to that of a
millipede
food handling appendages of a typical arachnid include
chelicerae and pedipalps