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The 30 pages that link to Chelicera, each with the reason it gives.

• ChelicerataBroader topic: These appendages give the group its name and distinguish its front body segment.

• SpiderBroader topic: These fang-bearing mouthparts deliver venom and help spiders handle prey.

• Spider predationBroader topic: Spider chelicerae deliver bites that help subdue prey.

• Spider anatomyBroader topic: These front appendages are the spider’s principal tools for biting and injecting venom.

• ProsomaBroader topic: They are mouthparts attached to the prosoma.

• Arthropod appendagesBroader topic: Chelicerae are a distinctive appendage pair in spiders, scorpions, and their relatives.

• EurypteridBroader topic: Eurypterids bore chelicerae at the front of the body, alongside other specialized appendages.

• TarantulaBroader topic: A tarantula's downward-pointing fangs pierce prey and deliver venom.

• SolifugaeBroader topic: Solifuges are especially notable for their oversized, powerful chelicerae.

• LatrodectusBroader topic: Latrodectus injects venom into prey through the fangs on its chelicerae.

• JaekelopterusBroader topic: Jaekelopterus had large chelicerae that likely helped it seize prey.

• Tegenaria domesticaBroader topic: Its fangs help subdue prey after capture.