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In terrestrial arthropods these features represent adaptations to a terrestrial existence: malpighian tubules O trachea book lungs O All of the other choices are correct.

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Chapter24: Animal Evolution- The Invertebrates

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In terrestrial arthropods these features represent adaptations to a terrestrial existence:
malpighian tubules
trachea
book lungs
All of the other choices are correct.

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