Common Characteristics of Arthropods Take 1
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100

The specific name of the skeleton that Arthropods have, which is on the outside of their bodies.

What is an exoskeleton?
100

The nervous system of an arthropod runs along this portion of its body.

What is the ventral side?

100
Despite its name, this organism does not have one hundred legs, but it does bite when threatened.

What is a centipede?

100

Spiders have this number of legs.

8 total, 4 pairs

100

These are the organs that crustaceans breathe through.

What are gills?

200

This molecule is both tough and flexible and is the main component of an arthropod's skeleton

What is chitin?
200

These are the three segments of an arthropod that has the three-part body segmentation plan.

What is a head, thorax, and abdomen?

200

Insects have this number of walking (or jumping) legs.

What is three?

200

This structure is spun by a spider's silk and can be very strong and flexible.

What is a web?

200

Crustaceans have two of these structures which make up their brain.

What are ganglia?

300

To grow members of Phylum Arthropoda have to go through this process.

What is molting?

300

This is the type of eye that has multiple lenses.

What is a compound eye?

300

This type of wing is thin, transparent, and displays detailed veins.

What is membranous?

300

These are specialized lungs spiders have.

What are book lungs?

300

These structures in a crustacean are used for defense and grasping prey

What are chelipeds?

400

This is the technical name for the body segmentation of an arthropod where the head and thorax are fused together.

What is a cephalothorax?

400

Arthropods have this type of circulatory system.

What is an open circulatory system?

400

Before going through metamorphosis this is the stage an adolescent insect is in.

What is the larva stage?

400

This is the number of pairs of eyes that spiders have.

What is 4?

400

This is the term for the single plate which covers the cephalothorax region of a crayfish (and most other crustaceans)

What is a carapace?

500

This is what the word "Arthropoda" means.

What is joint-footed?

500

Arthropods have this structure that allows for touch, taste, and smell.

What are antennae?

500

Insects actually lack a respiratory system, instead, they breathe through these interconnected structures.

What is trachea?

500

These two structures in a spider allow it to paralyze prey.

What are the Fangs and poison glands?

500

Crayfish have their sense of balance thanks to these structures at the end of their antennules.

What are statocysts?

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