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The cephalothorax is a body segment found in certain arthropods, particularly in crustaceans and arachnids. It is a fused region that combines the head (cephalic) and thoracic segments, housing vital organs, sensory structures, and appendages. In organisms like Spiders and horseshoe crabs, the cephalothorax serves as a central part of their anatomy, supporting both locomotion and feeding. This structure contrasts with insects, which have distinct head, thorax, and abdomen segments.

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