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Phylum Arthropoda and Its Classification | Coelomates | Zoology

The phylum Arthropoda contains animals with segmented appendages on their body segments. Arthropods occupy every habitat, and are in many respects the most successful animal group on Earth. There are conservatively over 1 million species of living arthropods. Biologist E.O. Wilson estimates there are 10 million species, 9 million of which are arthropods. Certain groups of arthropds have extremely complete [...]

By |2017-12-11T06:20:06+00:00December 11, 2017|Phylum Arthropoda|Comments Off on Phylum Arthropoda and Its Classification | Coelomates | Zoology

Classification of Phylum Arthropoda | Zoology

In this article we will discuss about the classification of phylum arthropoda. 1. Arthropoda is the largest phylum com­prising bilaterally symmetrical, triploblastic, coelomate invertebrates. 2. Body segmented but most species ex­hibit some degree of reduction in metamer­ism. 3. The segments usually bear paired, lat­eral and jointed appendages, variously modi­fied as jaws, gills, legs, etc. 4. The body is covered with [...]

By |2017-01-11T14:47:33+00:00January 11, 2017|Phylum Arthropoda|Comments Off on Classification of Phylum Arthropoda | Zoology

Top 3 Modes of Transmission in Insects | Zoology

The following points highlight the top three modes of transmission in insects. The modes are: 1. Mechanical Transmission 2. Biological Transmission 3. Transovarial Transmission. Mode # 1. Mechanical Transmission: This may be indirect. The simplest method is the indirect mechanical transmission where the insects take up the role of passive carri­ers of diseases. They only pick up the organ­isms causing [...]

By |2017-01-11T14:47:32+00:00January 11, 2017|Insects|Comments Off on Top 3 Modes of Transmission in Insects | Zoology
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