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The 89 pages that link to Arthropod, each with the reason it gives.

• StomatopodaNarrower topic: Stomatopods are crustacean arthropods that molt as they grow.

• ZoeaNarrower topic: The zoea's segmented body and molting cuticle are arthropod traits.

• Coconut crabNarrower topic: Coconut crabs are arthropods whose exoskeleton supports their large body.

• PermethrinNarrower topic: Mites are arthropods, the group whose nervous systems pyrethroids target.

• Sea spiderNarrower topic: Sea spiders belong to this broader animal phylum.

• SolifugaeNarrower topic: Solifuges share the defining body plan of this immense animal group.

• DecapodNarrower topic: This broader animal group includes all crustaceans, including decapods.

• MajoideaNarrower topic: Majoidea shares the defining jointed appendages and exoskeleton of arthropods.

• ArthropleuraNarrower topic: Arthropleura's segmented exoskeleton and jointed appendages place it among arthropods.

• Arthropod legNarrower topic: Arthropod legs are the jointed appendages characteristic of this animal group.

• Japanese spider crabNarrower topic: This broader animal group explains the crab’s jointed legs and hard exoskeleton.

• ProtostomeBroader topic: Arthropods are the most species-rich protostome group.

• PterygotaNarrower topic: Insects, including all pterygotes, belong to this larger animal phylum.

• RicinuleiNarrower topic: Ricinulei share the jointed limbs and exoskeleton characteristic of arthropods.

• SymphylaNarrower topic: Symphylans share the defining body plan of arthropods.

• Head (anatomy)Broader topic: Arthropod heads combine sensory organs and mouthparts through a distinct evolutionary body plan.

• JaekelopterusNarrower topic: Jaekelopterus had the segmented, jointed construction characteristic of arthropods.

• OstracodNarrower topic: Ostracods belong to this larger animal group and share its jointed limbs and exoskeleton.

• PauropodaNarrower topic: Pauropods share the defining segmented, jointed body plan of arthropods.

• Skeleton (anatomy)Compared with: Arthropods illustrate the alternative of external skeletal support.

• SpringtailNarrower topic: Springtails belong to this broad animal group.

• TrigonotarbidaNarrower topic: Trigonotarbids belong to this broader animal group.

• XiphosuraNarrower topic: Xiphosura belongs to this larger animal group and inherits its basic segmented construction.

• CanadaspisNarrower topic: Canadaspis is classified among arthropods, whose segmented limbs and exoskeleton frame its anatomy.

• LeanchoiliaNarrower topic: Leanchoilia is classified within this broad animal group.

• MegarachneNarrower topic: Its segmented exoskeleton places Megarachne within this enormous animal phylum.

• NotostracaNarrower topic: Notostracans belong to this larger animal group and molt as they grow.

• Pill millipedeNarrower topic: Millipedes share the defining body plan of this broader animal group.

• Scutigera coleoptrataNarrower topic: The house centipede's jointed legs and exoskeleton are defining arthropod traits.

• SidneyiaNarrower topic: Sidneyia belongs to this broad animal group.

• Arthropod antennaeNarrower topic: Antennae occur across many members of this animal group, though not all arthropods have them.

• ChionoecetesNarrower topic: Chionoecetes crabs share the defining body plan of arthropods.

• CordycepsNarrower topic: Insects and other arthropods provide hosts for Cordyceps species.

• MantophasmatidaeNarrower topic: Their jointed legs and exoskeleton place heelwalkers within this larger animal group.

• Organism formBroader topic: Its segmented, externally supported architecture is a distinctive animal form.

• PhalangiotarbidaNarrower topic: Phalangiotarbids belong to this broader animal group.

• TamisiocarididaeNarrower topic: Radiodonts are generally placed among stem-group arthropods rather than crown-group members.

• ThylacocephalaNarrower topic: Thylacocephalans are classified within this larger animal group.

• ZorapteraNarrower topic: Zoraptera belongs to this broader animal phylum.