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What type of skeleton does an ant have?
Ants have an exo-skeleton - i.e. it is outside their body.
What animal has their skeleton on the outside?
an ant
What type of skeleton does ant have?
exo
What is the type of ant skeleton?
An exoskeleton.
Does an ant have its skeleton outside its body?
yes it does ------------- Many insects do, including the ant... it is called an Exoskeleton
Which of these animals has its skeleton on the outside of its body ant horse or fish?
im pretty sure its fish or horse. I'm pondering about it too now..... Ant-many insects have an exo (external) skeleton like a roach.
What animal moves quickly reproduces rapidly and has waterproof external skeleton?
An Ant
What covers a black ant?
Its exoskeleton. That is basically hard armor on the outside like a skeleton.
What is the Skeleton's name in the ANTs science class on ant farm?
Oh my god you see it
Does an ant has its skeleton on the outside for its body?
Yes, spiders have exoskeletons to support their body as they don't have a spine.
Are krills vertebrates?
No, krill have no backbone and are not considered to be vertebrates.
Is there such thing as albino ants?
yes there is it is a very white type of chicken.
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