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Are worms arachnid?
No, worms are invertebrates, meaning they have no backbones, while arachnids are the spiders, mites and scorpions.
Is a tarantula a vertebrates?
Arachnids do not have backbones, meaning they are invertebrates.
Is a scorpion a reptile?
No. Scorpions are in the arachnid family which includes spiders, mites, ticks, etc.
Is a spider an insect are an arachnid?
Arachnid.
Is a snail an arachnid?
is a snail an arachnid
How do you spell arachnid?
arachnids is correct.
What is the classification of the spider - arachnid?
yes, arachnid
What insect is not an example of arachnid?
A butterfly is not an arachnid
What is the correct spelling araknid or arachnid?
Arachnid
How do you use arachnid in a sentence?
a spider is an arachnid.
There are more animals that don't have backbones than there are that do have backbones?
No there is more with backbones
Is a pit bull an arachnid?
No. arachnid is another word for spider.
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