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Phylum Arthropoda

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Total cards: 13•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Common name

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Arthropods Jointed feet

#2
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diversity

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Composes 85% of all animal diversity

#3
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Symmetry

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Bilateral Triploblastic

#4
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Organ system

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Complete digestive system Open circulatory system

#5
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Respiratory system

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Gills Book lungs Spiracles and trachea

#6
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Exoskeleton

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Chiton and protein Ecdysis

#7
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Segmentation

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Tagmata 1) head, thorax, abdomen 2) cephalothorax, abdomen 3) head- trunk

#8
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Ecological importance

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Pollinate crops Voracious herbivores Disease vectors Valuable food

#9
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Subphylum cheliecerata

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Marine, freshwater, and Terrestrial Dioecious Structure: cephalothorax and abdomen Chelicerae: 1st pair venomous fangs Pedipalps: 2nd pair appendages Ex. Spider, scorpion, mite, tick

#10
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Subphylum myriapoda

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Terrestrial Venom claws Predators Centipedes and millipedes

#11
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Subphyla crustacea

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Crustaceans Freshwater and marine Most dioecious Structure: 2 antenna pairs, mandibles, biramous appendages, cephalothorax-abdomen, carapace

#12
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Subphylum hexapoda

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Freshwater, terrestrial, few marine Metamorphosis- 1st flight Structures: 3 pairs of legs 2 pairs of wings Compound eye

#13
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Trilobita

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Trilobites Extinct subphyla Compose many arthropod fossils