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∙ 10y agoAnimals with six legs are called "All adult insects have six legs and could be said to be hexapeds. Actually the term hexaped is not used, but the ancient Greeks referred to insects as hexapods, based on the Greek word for foot, pod. ".
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What are 6 legged animals called?
The group of animals with the small air breathing animal with six legs is called the arthropods. They breathe through the spiracles.
What scientist is a French naturalist who classified eight-legged spiders and six-legged insects?
Jean-Baptiste Lamarck.
Four Legged that animals that start with wr?
A wren.
What is the dorsal surface called in four-legged animals?
The dorsal surface of any animal is its back
2 legged animals?
Animals which walk on just 2 legs are called bipeds, they are bipedal.
What are the animals with 6 legs?
Insects are six legged animals :)
What does insecting mean?
Resist - to withstand the action or effects of somethingInsects - small six-legged animals with exoskeletons
What are some 'six lettered' animals that begin with the letter B?
beaverbeaglebeetlebaboon
How six-legged attack books?
all about two legged and six-legged bookworm
What is a six-legged arthopod?
A six-legged arthropod is an insect.
How six-legged bookworms attack books?
all about two legged and six-legged bookworm
Are cockroaches in a class of joint-legged invertebrate animals that have eight legs?
No, they are insects, and therefore have six legs.
What is two legged and six legged bookworms?
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What is two - legged and six legged bookworms?
iojiko
What does resist insects mean?
Resist - to withstand the action or effects of somethingInsects - small six-legged animals with exoskeletons
Is all six legged animals belonged to one population?
yes they are since they are all insects and have 6 legs
What are 6 legged animals called?
The group of animals with the small air breathing animal with six legs is called the arthropods. They breathe through the spiracles.
