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The main structures of a crayfish under the exoskeleton of the abdomen are the Cephalothorax and the abdomen. The Cephalothorax is made up of the head and thorax and the abdomen has 7 segments.

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eyes, legs, antennae, tail flaps, pincers, leg joints, mouth parts, bristles, they have little bumps on the tail, and more!

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chitinous teeth

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Q: What are the structures of a crayfish?
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