Man appealed to the laboratory in Middle Asia. He lived in village in the pise-walled house and found arthropods in the house wall chinks. These arthropods characterized with the oval oblong body with the pointed end. Their body color was dark-gray; mouth parts were located ventrally and weren't visible from the backside. The number of walking legs of animals is four pairs. What is the Latin name of this arthropod? Select one: a. Ixodes persulcatus O b. Sarcoptes scabiei O c. Ornithodoros papillipes d. Ixodes rinicus e. Dermacentor nuttalli

Man appealed to the laboratory in Middle Asia. He lived in village in the pise-walled house and found arthropods in the house wall chinks. These arthropods characterized with the oval oblong body with the pointed end. Their body color was dark-gray; mouth parts were located ventrally and weren't visible from the backside. The number of walking legs of animals is four pairs. What is the Latin name of this arthropod? Select one: a. Ixodes persulcatus O b. Sarcoptes scabiei O c. Ornithodoros papillipes d. Ixodes rinicus e. Dermacentor nuttalli

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Chapter29: Vertebrates

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Problem 1VCQ: Figure 29.3 Which of the following statements about common features of chordates is true? The dorsal...

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