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Chelicerates

Definition: Chelicerates are a group of bivalve mollusks characterized by their elongated, spiral shells that cover their bodies. These animals are known for their unique ability to change shape and size through the process of metamorphosis, which allows them to adapt to changing environments. Chelicerates are often found in oceans, rivers, lakes, and other bodies of water, where they play important roles in food chains and help regulate the pH balance of aquatic ecosystems.


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Leptodera

Definition: Leptodera is a type of crustacean, known for its large size and unique appearance. It belongs to the family Deltatridae and is part of the group called Chelicerates. This group includes animals like crabs, snails, and other small crustaceans with long, segmented bodies that are adapted for swimming or burrowing.


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Aetomorphae

Definition: Aetomorphae are a group of animals that have a central nervous system (CNS) and possess a myelinated axon. They are also characterized by their large brains, which can be several times larger than those of other vertebrates. Some examples of aetomorphae include the chelicerates (which are armored insects), the arthropods (which include many invertebrate animals), and the cephalopods (which include octopuses).


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Cheliferidea

Definition: In botany, a cheliferidea is a type of organ that develops from a stem or an axonema. It consists of two distinct parts; the cilia (chelicerates) and the cell wall (cystidia). The cilia are made up of multiple cells arranged in a helical pattern, while the cystidia contain one cell. This type of organ is particularly useful for transport of nutrients or water between living cells in plants, algae, fungi, and other


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Spheniscomorphae

Definition: Spheniscomorphae are a group of animals that share a common ancestor with the phylum Chordata, which includes fish, birds, mammals and reptiles. These animals have a similar body structure with long, flexible limbs, and they have a segmented skin that is adapted for swimming. The spheniscomorphae include a wide variety of animals from different orders, such as the chelicerates (which are the most common), the arthropods (such


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Inachidae

Definition: Inachidae is a family of extinct marine animals, which lived during the Late Cretaceous period. It includes some of the most well-preserved fossils known from that time and was part of a diverse group of marine reptiles or fish, including the chelicerates. The specific term "inachida" refers to the type of animal in this family, as it is often used for distinguishing it from other taxa. In general, these animals were characterized by their large size,


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Ichthyopterygian

Definition: Ichthyopterygian is a group of animals that have a vertebral column and possess both spiny tentacles (also known as ichthyostegal) and gill slits. These animals are primarily found in aquatic environments, such as rivers, lakes, and oceans. These animals can be divided into two main categories: 1.

Chelicerates

- Also known as "mollusks" or "crabs," these animals have a segmented body with tentacles


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Chelicerata

Definition: Chelicerates are a group of animals that have wings, which allows them to fly.


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