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appendages
jointed extensions such as legs and antennae
chitin
a tough polysaccharide that makes up the exoskeleton
compound eyes
eyes made of individual light detectors, each with its own lens
molting
process in which an arthropod periodically sheds its exoskeleton and makes a new one
trilobites
extinct arthropod that had many body segments that each had a pair of appendages
tagma
structure composed of several fused body segments
mandibles
jawlike mouthparts
chelicerae
pincerlike mouthparts
nauplius
free-swimming larva of a crustacean
cirri
six pairs of long legs that extend through openings in barnacle shells and weep organisms and food particles from the water toward the mouth
isopods
crustacean with seven pairs of identical legs and no caripace
decapods
crustaceans that have five pairs of legs used for locomotion
cephalothorax
major section of a crayfish that consists of the head and the the thorax
carapace
single tough covering over the cephalorhorax
abdomen
tagma behind the cephalothorax hthat is divided into six sections
antennae
two pairs of these touch, taste, and balance
antennules
branched portion of antennae
chelipeds
most anterior pair of walking legs that end in large pincers
swimmerets
attached to anterior abdominal segments. create water currents and function in reproduction
telson
unpaired, terminal abdominal segment of crayfish
uropods
flattened posterior appendage on a crayfish
digestive gland
gland near the stomach that secretes enzymes to help in digestion
green glands
excretory organs in a crayfish near the eyes
pedipalps
aid in holding food and chewing in arthropods