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What is an arthropod from the centipede group?
chilopoda
Is centipede a annelid?
The centipede is not an annelid. This insect is classified as a arthropod and belongs to the Chilopoda family.
Which arthropod has more legs: a centipede or a millipede?
A millipede has more legs than a centipede.
What kind of invertebrates does centipede belong?
The arthropod group
What is an example of an arthropod?
An insect, arachnid, millipede, centipede, or a crustacean.
Is a centipede a reptile fish mammal or bird?
None of the above. It's an arthropod.
Is a centipede a bug?
A centipede is a type of bug, but it is not an insect, it is an arthropod. Insects have three body sections and six legs. The term "bug" covers more than just insects.No, a centipede is not (by definition) a bug. It is an arthropod, which is what most people think of when someone says bug. so the answer is Yes, and No.
Is a Scolopendra gigantea an arthropod?
Yes, the scolopendra gigantea, the giant Amazon centipede, is a myriapod under phylum Arthropoda.
Is a centipede a minibeast?
A centipede can be thought of as a minibeast because this arthropod is a hunter. Centipedes hunt, kill, and eat insects, spiders, and other arthropods.
Is an giant desert centipede a mammal?
No, a giant desert centipede is not a mammal. It belongs to the class of invertebrates known as arthropods, specifically in the group called myriapods. Mammals are a completely different class of animals that have hair, produce milk for their young, and are warm-blooded.
Mojave desert centipede?
The Mojave Desert centipede, also known as Scolopendra heros, is a venomous arthropod found in the deserts of the southwestern United States and Mexico. It can grow up to 6-8 inches long and has a striking coloration of red or orange with black bands. Its venom is used to immobilize prey such as insects, making it a beneficial predator in the ecosystem.
Is the metamorphosis of the centipede described as complete or incomplete?
Incomplete describes the metamorphosis of the centipede. The arthropod in question (Chilopoda class) goes through three incomplete -- not four complete -- stages in its life cycle and natural history as an egg that hatches into an adult-like nymph which becomes the adult.
