...exoskeletons and jointed appendages The world arthropod...
...exoskeleton, and jointed appendages. Groups of segments...
...segments and their appendages have become specialized...
...muscles that move appendages. It is thick...
...have clawlike feeding appendages, chelicerae, uniramians and...
...and uniramous (unbranched) appendages, crustaceans have two...
...and biramous (branched) appendages. The move onto...
...segmentation, but their appendages showed little variation...
...specialized segments and appendages. Chelicerates have an...
...posterior abdomen. Their appendages are more specialized...
...the most anterior appendages are modified as...
...six pairs of appendages. There are four...
...three pairs of appendages modified as mouth...
...are not true appendages. Several hypotheses have...
...others. The multiple appendages of crustaceans are...
...19 pairs of appendages, adapted to a...
...thorax and other appendages for swimming or...
...can regenerate lost appendages during molting. Small...
...specialized pair of appendages to transfer sperm...
...by extending their appendages. The revision of...

...exoskeleton, and jointed appendages. The earliest fossils...
...segments fused and appendages became specialized for...
...Hox genes. The appendages of some arthropods...
...muscles that move appendages. In order to...
...their clawlike feeding appendages, chelicerae, which serve...
...six pairs of appendages, including the chelicerae,...
...three pairs of appendages modified as mouthparts,...
...and not true appendages, insects can fly...
...have highly specialized appendages. Lobsters and crayfish...
...19 pairs of appendages, adapted to a...
...thorax, and other appendages for swimming or...
...can regenerate lost appendages during molting. Small...
...specialized pair of appendages to transfer sperm...
...by extending their appendages. Their adhesive is...