Chapter 20: Crustaceans

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What is the Latin root of "crustaceans"?

shell

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How many described species of crustaceans are there?

There are 67,000 described species

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What environments do insects and crustaceans control?

Insects control the land, while crustaceans control the water.

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How many pairs of antennae do crustaceans have?

two pairs of antennae.

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How many pairs of mandibles do crustaceans have?

one pair of mandibles.

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How many pairs of maxillae do crustaceans have?

two pairs of maxillae.

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What type of appendages do crustaceans have?

have one pair of appendages on each segment, with legs on most segments.

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What are the respiratory organs in crustaceans?

have gills as their respiratory organs.

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How many segments do crustaceans have?

have a large number of segments

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What is a cephalothorax in crustaceans?

is formed when some thoracic segments fuse with the head.

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What is the carapace in crustaceans?

a hard covering; that protects

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What is the body covering of crustaceans made of?

with a secreted cuticle made of chitin, protein, and calcium carbonate.

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How are the joints of crustaceans different from other body parts?

The joints are soft and thin, allowing for movement.

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sternum

Each segment not enclosed by carapace is covered by a dorsal plate called a tergum and a transverse bar

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What do female crustaceans possess for sperm deposition?

possess gonopores for sperm deposition.

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