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| Animals without backbones |
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| Common types of arthropods |
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| Each member of a colony has a specific ____ |
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| Examples of poisonous spiders |
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| Insects become adults through a change in form |
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| Some insects. such as ants and bees, live together in a group |
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| The hard outside covering of an arthropod |
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| The knowledge or skills that an animal is born with |
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| The largest group of arthropods |
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| The three body parts of an insect |
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| Types of protection that insects may have |
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exoskeleton
camouflage
tasting bitter
smelling bad
mimicry
speed
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| Ways a spider is differnt from an insect |
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| spider - 2 body parts, 8 legs, no antennae or wings |
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| What a spider's web is made of |
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| What honeybees use to communicate information to other bees |
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