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Includes spiders, scorpions, ticks and mites.

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Includes crabs, lobsters, shrimp, and barnacles.

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Primarily insects like beetles, butterflies, bee, and ants.

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Includes centipedes and millipedes.

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Body segmentation, type and number of appendages, presence of specialized structures (e.g., antennae, wings).

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DNA sequencing and genetic markers.

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Embryonic development stages, molting cycles.

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Prevents desiccation in terrestrial environments, offers defense against predators, and supports muscular attachment for movement.

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Allows for greater flexibility and mobility, with segments often bearing appendages adapted for specific tasks.

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Facilitates diverse modes of locomotion.

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Allows for specialization of life stages for different ecological roles.

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Anthropoids are believed to have evolved in the Cambrian period, over 500 million years ago.

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Trilobites are among the earliest known arthropods, providing insight into early antropod evolution.

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Arthropods have survived mass extinctions due to their diverse adaptations, small size, rapid reproduction, protective exoskeleton, and ecological versatility, which allowed them to thrive in various environments and quickly recover from environmental changes.

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Predators and parasites are crucial in controlling insect populations and playing roles in various ecosystems.

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Important in aquatic food webs, both as prey and predators, and significant in commercial fishing industries.

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Pollinators(bees), decomposers(flies), and pests (locusts), are integral to nearly all terrestrial ecosystems.

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Decomposers contribute to nutrient cycling in soil ecosystems.