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5. What do you know about digital and your expectation (A,B,C,D or E) grade
6. An example of analog and digital application

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1.Known as

Kingdom : Animalia

Phylum : Arhtopoda

Subphylum : Chelicerata

Class : Atachnida

Scientific name : Araneae

English name : Spider

Malay name : Labah-labah

2. Functions :

The net casting balances the two methods of running and web spinning

Cobwebs were used on wounds and cuts to help healing and reduce bleeding

Spider webs are rich in Vitamin K,which can be effective the clotting blood

Used for crosshairs or reticles in telescopes

3. Unique characteristics
Spiders are not insects. Like insects and crustaceans, they belong to a subgroup within the phylum arthropod, which means they are invertebrates and have an exoskeleton. In spiders, these two body regions join at a narrow waist, called a pedicel. Spiders can only consume liquids, as they lack chewing mouthparts. All spiders make silk. Usually, the spinnerets that make the silk are under the tip of the abdomen, allowing them to spin a long strand of silk behind them. There are some spiders that have interesting features that set them apart. Female flower crab spiders, also known as Misumena vatia, change colors from white to yellow to match flowers, where they lie in wait for pollinators to eat. Spiders of the genus Celaenia resemble bird droppings, a clever camouflage that keeps them safe from most predators. Spider eat by possessing their venom to kill or paralyze prey from hole in fangs (chelicerae), external digestion with digestive enzymes acting outside of body to liquify prey.

4. Type of spider web

Spiral orb webs

Tangle webs

Funnel webs

Tubular webs

5. Referances

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/list_of_spider_common_names

www.spidersworlds.com

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/spider_anatomy

http://www.thoughtco.com/spider-order-aranea-1968563

blogs.cornell.edu/spider/important-features-of-spider-biology