Which of the following is NOT a description of the Arthropods? Exhibits true segmentation in the abdomen. A fusion of tagma results in either a cephalothorax or opisthosoma. Exhibits tagmatization of the body. Exhibits metamerism during embryonic development.

Which of the following is NOT a description of the Arthropods? Exhibits true segmentation in the abdomen. A fusion of tagma results in either a cephalothorax or opisthosoma. Exhibits tagmatization of the body. Exhibits metamerism during embryonic development.

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Which of the following is NOT a description of the Arthropods?
Exhibits true segmentation in the abdomen.
A fusion of tagma results in either a cephalothorax or opisthosoma.
Exhibits tagmatization of the body.
Exhibits metamerism during embryonic development.
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