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The 15 pages that link to Opisthosoma, each with the reason it gives.

• ArachnidBroader topic: Its form and segmentation vary widely among arachnid groups.

• ChelicerataBroader topic: This region varies widely across chelicerate lineages despite their shared ancestry.

• SpinneretBroader topic: The spinnerets are typically attached to its rear underside.

• PedipalpCompared with: Unlike pedipalps, the opisthosoma is a body region rather than an appendage.

• Spider anatomyBroader topic: This abdomen houses many organs absent from the cephalothorax.

• ProsomaRelated: It is the prosoma’s principal body-region counterpart.

• AmblypygiRelated: The flattened opisthosoma contributes to the amblypygid body shape.

• RicinuleiRelated: Its segmentation and connection to the prosoma help distinguish ricinulean body structure.

• SchizomidaRelated: Schizomids have a segmented opisthosoma that ends in a short flagellum.

• MesothelaeRelated: Its visible segmentation is a defining mesothele feature.

• PalpigradiRelated: Palpigradi's flagellum extends from this rear body region.

• TrigonotarbidaRelated: Its visible segmentation is a defining feature of trigonotarbids.

• XiphosuraBroader topic: The xiphosuran opisthosoma carries the gills and is joined to the prosoma by a hinge.

• OpilionesRelated: Its segments are visible on the dorsal surface of many harvestmen.

• UropygiBroader topic: The flagellum and spray glands are associated with this body region.