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What does a Umbrella mouth gulper eat?
They eat a variety of crustaceans and large fish.
What does a umbrella mouth gulper eel eat?
They eat a variety of crustaceans and large fish.
Are butterflies and wasps crustaceans?
Butterflies and wasps are not crustaceans, they are insects. They have a pair of antennae, 3 body parts and 6 legs unlike crustaceans that have 2 pairs of antennae, varied number of legs and body segments.
What kind of mouth parts does a yellow jacket have?
a mouth.
What mouth parts do tape worm have for food getting?
mouth
What is the parts of the mouth?
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Does the red fox have any mouth parts?
Of course they do. They have Jaws, gums, teeth, tongues. These are all mouth parts.
What is the difference between crustaceans and chelicerata?
chelicerata have got 5 pairs of legs whereas crustaceans have 6 pairs.chelicerata have 2 pairs of antenae whereas crustaceans doesnt have antenae.chelicerates have uniramous appendages,crustaceans have biramous appendages.
How do mouth parts in a grasshopper work?
the same way our mouth works . ... with our penises
What are the Five different types of insect mouth parts?
Different types of insects may have different mouth parts. Five different types of insect mouth parts include the mandible, maxilla, labium, hypopharynx and proboscis.
What type of mouth parts do a fish have?
# largemouth # liltlemouth # mouth on bottom # mouth in middle # mouth at top
Why are horseshe crabs more similar to arachnids than to crustaceans if they have more than four pairs of legs?
Because arachnids and crustaceans share a pair of appendages called chelicerae, which are specialized mouthparts that we find in both arachnids (spiders) and horseshoe crabs. In fact, these mouth parts define the name of the entire subphylum to which these animals both belong, the Chelicerata. There are a few different types of chelicerae, but in arachnids, these would be the mouth parts that most people think of as 'fangs,' some which are of course venomous. In horseshoe crabs, they are the anterior-most (front-most) pair of appendages, look like small claws, and are used for feeding.
