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