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Arthropods have a body plan that includes an internal body cavity called a hemocoel, with the organs and cells bathed in a fluid called hemolymph. This fluid combines the functions of lymph and blood as in vertebrates. It is rich in nutrients: carbohydrates like sugars, protein, fats, etc. The fluid circulates mostly by draining into special pores and being drawn up by a dorsal heart to be distributed. Because of the simplicity of this system some advantages are gained but it is difficult to divert the hemolymph to a specific location. The body movements assist in distribution of the fluid.
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Do cheetah live in the same place or move to a other place?
no
How are arthropods like vertebrate animals?
They both have a kind of skeleton that help them move.
Can ferns move from place to place?
Yes, because they're like any other plant; they can move.
Can ferns move to place to place?
Yes, because they're like any other plant; they can move.
How would arthropods' appendages affect them if they were not jointed?
They would not be able to move as well! LOL
How do arthopods move?
An arthropod is an invertebrate animal, such as an insect or spider. Most arthropods move by walking. However, some can move by swimming, flying, hopping and wiggling.
To go from one place to other?
When you move from one place to another you are migrating.
How said in spanish answer?
I think when he move to other place
What if an arthropods appendages were not jointed?
They would not be able to move as well. (Plato) F*ck the police~
Does an eagle move from its place?
yes they move once they have young and some other times too.
How do arthropods move in the ocean?
they fly like a little sea bird with bigg fluffy wings btw !!!!!!!!
Is this sentence true or false joints in their appendages give arthropods flexibility and the ability to move?
TRUE ! & i am positive !
