A) Diplopoda B) Insecta C) Arachnida D) Chilopoda
A) One pair B) None C) Three pairs D) Two pairs
A) Armored body B) Hundred legs C) Double foot D) Many eyes
A) Parasites B) Carnivores C) Detritivores D) Herbivores
A) Integument B) Endoskeleton C) Cuticle D) Exoskeleton
A) Reproduction B) Defense C) Respiration D) Digestion
A) Telson B) Collum C) Pygidium D) Cephalothorax
A) Deserts B) Aquatic environments C) Arctic regions D) Moist environments
A) Spiracles B) Lungs C) Gills D) Skin
A) Estivation B) Metamorphosis C) Molting D) Hibernation
A) Gonopods B) Antennae C) Legs D) Eyes
A) Glomerida B) Spirostreptida C) Spirobolida D) Polydesmida
A) Spirobolida B) Glomerida C) Polydesmida D) Julida
A) Grasping food B) Sensing the environment C) Secretion of defensive fluids D) Respiration
A) Fixed at 100 B) Variable C) Fixed at 10 D) Fixed at 30
A) Polydesmida B) Glomerida C) Spirobolida D) Platydesmida
A) Electron microscope B) Stereo microscope C) Darkfield microscope D) Compound microscope
A) Gonopod morphology B) Body color C) Habitat D) Number of legs
A) Sexual dimorphism B) Warning coloration C) Mimicry D) Camouflage
A) At the tail B) Along the body segments C) On the head D) On the legs
A) Decomposition B) Predation C) Parasitism D) Pollination
A) Biting B) Fast running C) Rolling into a ball D) Secretion of noxious chemicals
A) Gonopod structure B) Number of ocelli C) Habitat D) Body segment shape
A) Sound sensing B) Chemical sensing C) Humidity sensing D) Light sensing
A) A few weeks B) A few days C) A few months D) Several years
A) North America B) Asia C) Europe D) Africa
A) Mouthparts B) Sensory organs C) Defensive glands D) Reproductive organs |