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Any number. 'Arthropod' simply means 'jointed leg' (think of 'Arthritis - inflammation of the joints, and tripod - something with 3 legs). The term Artropod is reserved for invertebrate creatures ( creatures without a backbone) that have jointed legs. These include: Insects (Insecta) (6 legs) Spiders and mites (arachnids) (8 legs) and also includes, at the other end of the spectrum centipedes and millipedes (with many dozens of legs). The only common thread between them is that all have legs that are jointed. THE BASIC ARTHROPODS ARE CENTIPEDES, MILLIPEDES, SPIDERS, AND MITES
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How do you use a dichotomous key to identify an animal?
athropods do have 5 main groups called crustaceans,archanids,cetipedes,millpiedesand insect. athropods are invertebrates with the following general charaterstics: They have jointed legs, They have segmented bodies. They have hard outer coverings known as exoskeletons which they shed from time to time as they grows.
Are wolves arthropods?
No, worms are in a completely separate class from arthropods.
Are incects athropods?
Yes.
Are cockoaches mammals?
No, they're athropods.
What are three characteristics shared by all athropods?
-Hard exoskeleton (outer shell) -More than four multi-segmented appendages (arms or legs) -Invertebrate (no backbone) -Multiple body segments
How do athropods breathe?
Arthropods respire by trachea (Tracheal respiration)
Where do athropods live?
In the ocean. They are found almost everywhere from the California coast to Antarctica.
What phobia is the fear of beetles?
Insectophobia or Entomophobia which is the fear of insects and other athropods.
How many legs do buttflies have?
I have no idea how many legs a buttfly has. Butterflies have six legs.
How many legs do penguins have?
How many legs do penguin have
Are caterpillars athropods?
yes they just look like worms and are baby moths or butterfiies:)
What group of athropods does the silkworm moth belong to?
Insects - Lepidoptera (butterflies and moths).
