A) The metasoma (tail) and telson (stinger) B) The number of eyes C) The color of the carapace D) The size of the pedipalps
A) Abdomen B) Metasoma C) Cephalothorax D) Telson
A) Sensing vibrations B) Breathing C) Walking D) Grasping prey and defense
A) Cephalothorax B) Abdomen C) Metasoma D) Prosoma
A) Carapace B) Telson C) Pedipalp D) Metasoma
A) Chelicerae B) Coxae C) Spiracles D) Pectines
A) Grasping prey B) Sensing vibrations and texture C) Digesting food D) Breathing
A) One B) Only 2 C) None D) 2-5 pairs (varies by species)
A) Pedipalps B) Pectines C) Coxae D) Chelicerae
A) Number and arrangement of eyes B) The presence of a gallbladder C) Pedipalp morphology D) Carapace structure
A) To grasp prey B) To sense vibrations C) To tear and manipulate food D) To inject venom
A) 5 B) 7 C) 10 D) 3
A) Habitat B) Keel patterns on the metasoma C) Coloration D) Overall size
A) Buthidae lack a telson. B) Buthidae are only found in deserts. C) Buthidae are all harmless. D) Buthidae have slender pedipalps and a thicker metasoma.
A) Small size B) Thick metasoma and slender pedipalps C) Slender metasoma and thick pedipalps D) Dark coloration
A) Pectine size and shape B) Pedipalp color C) Metasoma length D) Carapace markings
A) Endoskeleton B) Cuticle C) Chitinous skin D) Dermis
A) Molting B) Metamorphosis C) Regeneration D) Budding
A) Herpetology B) Entomology C) Arachnology D) Scorpiology
A) Vaejovidae B) Scorpionidae C) Diplocentridae D) Buthidae
A) Visual field B) Ocular tubercle C) Eye socket D) Cephalic region
A) Sensory perception B) Coloration C) Flexibility D) Hardness and rigidity
A) Gills B) Alveoli C) Trachea D) Book lungs
A) Spiracles B) Gonopores C) Chelicerae D) Pectines
A) Venom production B) Transport nutrients and oxygen C) Digestion D) Exoskeleton formation
A) 12 B) 8 C) 6 D) 10
A) Salivary glands B) Mandibles C) Pedipalps D) Aculeus and venom gland
A) Water conservation B) Venom injection C) Sound production D) Prey detection
A) Chelicerae B) Pectines C) Setae D) Spiracles |