antenna-touch&taste; chelipeds-capture food and defense; walking leg-locomotion over solid surface; swimmeret-create water current & transferring sperm (males)
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Antennae are sensory appendages that detect chemicals and vibrations, chelipeds are specialized for grasping and defense, walking legs are for mobility on land, and swimmerets are used for swimming and reproduction. Together, they all play important roles in the overall functioning and survival of the crustacean.
The chelipeds aren't really related to the movement of the crayfish itself, unconciously these appendages might move the crayfish, but really the chelipeds are a form of defense and used for food handling, much like the one big claw of the "Fiddler" Crab. INother words, the chelipeds are the two big dangrous looking claws of the crayfish.
they are all part of the cephlathorax
They are related because they all perform some part in the crayfish. Without those parts the crayfish will not survive.They are not related at all!!
A cheliped is not a separate body part but rather a term used to describe a specific type of limb in crustaceans, such as crabs and lobsters. Each crustacean typically has one pair of chelipeds, which means they have two chelipeds in total. In addition to chelipeds, crustaceans have other legs, with most having a total of ten legs, including walking legs and the two chelipeds.
They do. Tagmosis is the specialization of parts, and crayfish have many appendages specialized for certain uses. The claws they have are specialized for grabbing food, cutting, and defending itself. There are small appendages around the mouth that are used to hold food while chewing. The four pairs of walking legs are used for walking as well as probing the surface they are walking on for food. In males, the copulatory swimmerets are specialized appendages used in reproduction. Their antennae are also specialized for sensing the world around them. The other swimmerets and the uropods are also specialized.
The term "ambulation" is connected to walking. It refers to the ability to walk or move about freely. Other related terms include "gait," which describes the manner of walking, and "perambulate," which means to walk through or around a place.
The two people are related as father and son. One person is the father, and the other is his son. Thus, the son is the child of the father.
Yes, jointing is critical in arthropod morphology owing to the general rigidity of the exoskeleton, and the very reason for the name of the phylum (Arthropoda loosely means "joint appendages"). Jointing provides mobility through flexion and extension of walking limbs, swimmerets, and wings; as also for signalling, digging, grasping, sensing, eating and other capabilities.
Walking pneumonia and anorexia are not directly related, but they can intersect in some cases. Walking pneumonia, a mild form of pneumonia, can cause symptoms like fatigue and loss of appetite, which may lead to reduced food intake. Anorexia, on the other hand, is an eating disorder characterized by an intense fear of gaining weight, leading to self-imposed starvation. While one can exacerbate the symptoms of the other, they are fundamentally different conditions.
If it is wearing blue it is a boy if pink it is a girl. THAT IS STUPID , but that is sort of what i thought until i googled it. If it is a girl it will have little circle on both sides of the bottom of its stomach on the top of the third to bottom legs and if its a boy it will have little spikes on the top of his bottom legs these are very hard to find you might need to look a couple of times i hope this helps byebyebyebye
It means to be walking side-by-side with other people. Frequently used to describe a line of marching soldiers.