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... living species known ( see INSECTA ) . Subphylum Chelicerata Prosoma without antennae but with pincerlike chelicerae , and sometimes pedipalps ; uniramous walking legs on thoracic segments ; if present , appendages on abdomen highly ...
... living species known ( see INSECTA ) . Subphylum Chelicerata Prosoma without antennae but with pincerlike chelicerae , and sometimes pedipalps ; uniramous walking legs on thoracic segments ; if present , appendages on abdomen highly ...
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... living thing - e.g . , botany , the study of plants ; zoology , the study of animals ; ornithology , the study of ... living things maintain a constant internal environment - was first suggested by Claude Bernard , a 19th - century ...
... living thing - e.g . , botany , the study of plants ; zoology , the study of animals ; ornithology , the study of ... living things maintain a constant internal environment - was first suggested by Claude Bernard , a 19th - century ...
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... living creatures can profit from this enormous experi- ence . Although the easiest way may be thought to be direct imitation of nature , this is often difficult if not impossible , among other reasons because of the differ- ence in ...
... living creatures can profit from this enormous experi- ence . Although the easiest way may be thought to be direct imitation of nature , this is often difficult if not impossible , among other reasons because of the differ- ence in ...
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