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Arthropods

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an animal with jointed legs, a segmented body and a hard outer covering arthropod
Hard outer body skeleton Exoskeleton
to shed outer body covering molt
middle part of an insect's body where legs or wings (if there are any) are located thorax
rear part of an insect's body where internal organs are located. abdomen
What are the 5 groups of arthropds Crustaceans (Cool Apes In Canada Dab) Arachnids Insects Chilopods Diplopods
5 Traits of Arthropods Exoskeleton Jointed Legs Segmented Body Most Molt Some have antennae
How are arthropods classified? They are classified by body sections or segments and number of legs
What are the three functions of an exoskeleton? 1. Keeps water inside the body 2. protects the body 3. process of molting
4 Traits of Crustaceans - Two body section -two pairs of antennae - Three pairs of legs - lives in water
5 Traits of Arachnids - two body sections - no antennae - four pairs of legs -some are parasitic - some are poisonous
4 Traits of Insects - three body section - head, thorax and abdomen - 1 pair antennae - 3 pairs of legs
Chiopod- centipedes -more than 3 body parts - 1 pair of antennae -1 pair of legs per body section carnivore- eats other insects
Diplopod- millipede -more than 3 body sections -1 pair of antennae -2 pair legs per body section -herbivore
Example of Crustacean Lobster, Shrimp
Example of Arachnid Spider, tick
Example of Insect Beetles, Fly, Bee
Example of Chilopd Centipede
Example of Diplopod Millipede
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